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CAPSULE PREVIEWS FOR ARTSCOPE 92
By Brian Goslow
As we enter the second half of spring in dire need of inspiration and the feel and warmth of the familiar, here are a series of exhibitions to slowly move […]
May/June 2021
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Capsule Previews: May/June 2021
By Brian Goslow
As we enter the second half of spring in dire need of inspiration and the feel and warmth of the familiar, here are a series of exhibitions to slowly move […]
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THE NEW WORLD OF DIGITAL IMAGERY: WILL NFTS MAKE TRADITIONAL GALLERIES OBSOLETE?
By Nancy Nesvet
Changing each day, and sometimes each hour, the art world has been digitally revolutionized as discoveries are made and challenges met within this new world we are all experiencing. We […]
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WE THE ARTISTS: AMERICA 2021: HERA EXHIBITION PULLS THE COUNTRY TOGETHER
By Brian Goslow
While many galleries and museums have, and are holding Covid-era art exhibitions, almost historical retrospectives displayed while the period is still in-progress, with its upcoming “Turmoil and Transformation” exhibition, Hera […]
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DIGITAL BREATH AT NEWPORT: VIDEO ARTISTS SHOCK US BACK TO REALITY
By Ron Fortier
According to Tom Robbins, in a 2014 article in Harpers, “…When Oscar Wilde allegedly gestured at the garish wallpaper in his cheap Parisian hotel room and announced with his dying […]
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BEACHTIME IN SOWA: THE BEACON HOSTS MEHTA’S SUN-DRENCHED PAINTINGS
By Elizabeth Michelman
As a reviewer, it is a pleasure to discover more in an artist’s body of work, the more closely one looks. I often have to own my subconscious prejudices as […]
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A PASSIONATE OPENING: KEENE’S NEW LEAF GALLERY FILLS A REGION’S NEED
By Marguerite Serkin
Nestled between a candy shop and an upscale eatery in downtown Keene, New Hampshire, The New Leaf Gallery inhabits a sun-drenched single room on the second floor of a shared […]
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TRANSIENT, TIMELESS DREAMSCAPES: THE CAHOON’S SCOTT PRIOR EXHIBITION FEELS LIKE HOME
By Lee Roscoe
When Scott Prior walked into the Cahoon Museum of American Art in Cotuit, he said it was a “very emotional experience — after such a difficult year — to look […]
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CRAFT REVIVAL AT LAISUN KEANE: MICHAEL C. THORPE’S PROFOUNDLY HONEST DREAM QUILTS
By J.M. Belmont
Michael C. Thorpe is a working artist. Unlike many of his young age and position, he doesn’t have a second job to buoy his passion; he doesn’t teach. His artistic […]
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JO ANN ROTHSCHILD AT HALLSPACE: A YEAR OF LOOKING BACK AND PAINTING FORWARD
By Elizabeth Michelman
Painter Jo Ann Rothschild has always registered the political through the personal. The daughter of a prominent Chicago civil rights lawyer, she arrived in Boston as the Vietnam era was […]
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A GOLD MEDAL INSTALLATION: OLYMPIC ARTIST JENNIFER WEN MA’S NEW BRITAIN SHOWCASE
By Suzanne Volmer
Jennifer Wen Ma’s massive “An Inward Sea” installation, which opens on May 13, is part of the New Britain Museum of American Art’s 2020/20+WOMEN initiative celebrating female-identifying artists throughout American […]
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THE ART OF LONELINESS: YOUNGSHEEN A. JHE FEELS AT HOME AT GALATEA
By KT Browne
Artist Youngsheen A. Jhe paints everyday scenes with rare resonance. After an initial glance, her work quietly deepens in both tone and symbolism; it conjures the world as a space […]