Articles tagged “March/April 2024”.
On a brisk night in Worcester, Massachusetts, artist Beatriz Whitehill and I trekked to see “Sneha Shrestha: Ritual and Devotion” at the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Art Gallery at […]
Amidst over 2 million square feet of cultural space in the Greater Boston region, there are two unsung heroes in the city of Somerville that aim to preserve and create […]
Manchester, New Hampshire proves to be a difficult city for artists but has the potential to be one of New England’s most accommodating. Stocked with mill buildings lining the Merrimack […]
Global migration patterns are covered daily in the news due to the political and social conflict that arises when people from “elsewhere” attempt to move due to war, effects of […]
The “Skyward Bound” and “Revival: A Spiritual Journey” solo exhibitions at the Ely Center of Contemporary Art bring two Guyanese, New England-based artists sharing personal experiences and reflections on cultural […]
The show title, “Duty-Free Paradise,” offers a glimpse of content through wordplay, punning to self-describe this solo exhibition by Lani Asunción at the Mills Gallery at the Boston Center for […]
A juried art exhibition is always a time of great excitement for local artists. Who was accepted? Who won the prize money? The 51st “Annual Winter Juried Show” of the […]
Freedom Baird is the vortex of her ideas. They are a constant flow of conceptual strings of consciousness. The manifestation of these ideas take form in the manner of the […]
“Streaming: Sculpture by Christy Rupp” in the Fairfield University Art Museum’s Quick Center Marsh Gallery is a must see. Artists that work with recycled trash as their medium will witness […]
Taking its name from a 1976 song by Tom Waits, Brad Chapman Bleau’s first solo exhibition, “Step Right Up,” like the forementioned composition, is offering something for everyone in, “An […]
An indication of an artist that excels in his or her field is their drive to grow, improve upon existing accomplishments and do it, “just that much better” next time. […]
In “Packing for Mars,” Jessica Straus reminds us that taking planet Earth for granted can no longer be an option. Jessica Straus’s solo exhibition presents a captivating fusion of black […]