Articles tagged “March/April 2022”.
“FeministFuturist: Liminal Lab,” the final show at the Hess Gallery at Pine Manor College, 400 Heath St., Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, is scheduled from March 1 through May 25; it follows […]
Artists often wonder how to get representation by a gallery as an entrée into the established art world. Mega- galleries such as Hauser & Wirth and Galerie Lelong welcome artists […]
When New Englanders talk about summer getaways, few mention Connecticut as a destination point, seemingly unaware of its breathtaking shorelines and winding roads hugging its seawalls or the old-time camp […]
Who would expect a small corner at the very northern part of Vermont to be the place to find the finest examples of art from Vermont and regional artists? I […]
The Cushing Building at the Newport Art Museum is overflowing with artwork — sculptures of glass, stone and plastic are strategically placed throughout the space and myriad other works line […]
Enjoy a break from winter-gloom and visit the colorful, calming, enlightening exhibit, “Icons for Our Time.” So much for you and your kids to see and do! Make a do-it-yourself […]
Sailors, swimmers, rowers, divers, fishers, snorkelers and surfers stare into the watery depths, dreaming, struggling, tossing and rolling on the surf. Who has not spent a summer day floating on […]
Dianna Vosburg’s studio is gently lit by diffused sunlight filtering down from old mill-building style windows. The eye wanders from a shelf of books to racks of canvas yet-to-be painted; […]
In the Biblical tale of the Tower of Babel, the Hebrew God punishes proud humans who build to the heavens, scattering and cursing his would-be rivals to chatter henceforth in […]
“Change is constant, and art is a journey from the moment we wake up, and the moment we fall asleep, and everything in between.” A statement from the organizers of […]
Ok. I know. I know I’m supposed to be sedate. Subdued. Understated. But… I can’t express enough adulation about this show to begin to fall into the “erudite, subtle art […]
“Us Them We | Race Ethnicity Identity,” an invitation to explore the ambiguity of daily life and deep dive into examining our individuality and multiphased identities. We are what we […]