Featured

Articles tagged “Featured”.

Showing 1 - 12 of 62 Articles
Schlossman_Cup
Artscope Issues, Features, Uncategorized

HEIGHTENED SENSE OF COMMUNITY

By Brain Goslow

In a year that we reached for normal — new normal, old normal, what exactly is normal, anyways — the show introducing the Copley Society of Art’s latest members won’t […]

Sawyer_Remembrance
Features

BELOVED PORTRAITS

By Lee Roscoe

As I was about to interview Andrea (Andi) Sawyer, Provincetown artist, about her dozen oil on canvas, 18 by 24-inch paintings memorializing beloved portraiture artist Ilona Royce Smithkin (who passed […]

Bernard_Partial_Gallery
Artscope Issues, Features

AN INNER SENSE OF WHOLENESS

By Elizabeth Michelman

Olivia Bernard’s exhibition of sculpture and two-dimensional work spreads out under the sloping roof of The Stoneleigh- Burnham School’s Geissler Gallery. Hanging sheets of white scrim bound the space on […]

Stills_Gloriosa
Artscope Issues, Features

BEAUTY AND MORTALITY

By Brian Goslow

t’s probably not a coincidence that Vaughn Sills’ exhibition opened the day after the area’s first frost warning, the warm tones of “This Precious Life” bringing needed heat to those […]

Menjivar_First_Gen
Artscope Issues, Features

WELCOMED IN SOMERVILLE

By Claudia Fiks

Somerville Museum is hosting the exhibition titled “Sanctuary City,” organized and curated by Julia Csekö, the recipient of the museum’s Community Curator Grant. The exhibition is a group show that […]

Brehmer_Floating
Artscope Issues, Features

ART FOR OUR EARTH

By Lee Roscoe

Printmaker Bethia Brehmer’s Wisconsin youth has stayed with her through her changes of venues from Sheboygan to Madison, to Amherst, Massachusetts and Cape Cod, where she’s lived for decades. Her […]

Fedeli_Fertility
Artscope Issues, Features

SUSPENDED ANIMATION

By Linda Chestney

I’ve written hundreds of reviews of galleries, museums and fine craft shows over the years, with many clever theme titles, but I must say this is among the cleverest titles […]

Maymuru-White_Working
Artscope Issues, Features

AN INSPIRATIONAL PAIRING

By Marguerite Serkin

Merriam Webster provides a primary and secondary definition of Indigenous: “produced, growing, living or occurring natively or naturally in a particular region or environment” and “of or relating to the […]

Gibson_Cohesion
Artscope Issues, Features

FIRE IN THE ATHENEUM

By Suzanne Volmer

A trend of social commentary has emerged among the latest generation of glass artists, a conceptual development evident in “Fired Up: Glass Today,” an exhibition curated by Brandy Culp, Richard […]

Rollins_Du Bois
Artscope Issues, Features

‘3,800 HIDDEN TREASURES’

By Elizabeth Michelman

“Sixty Years of Collecting,” a two-semester exhibition at the University Museum of Contemporary Art (UMCA) at UMass Amherst, showcases 112 works from the museum’s permanent art collection. To some visitors, […]