Articles tagged “Review”.
In her exhibition statement, curator Crystalle Lacouture identifies the Concord Center for the Visual Arts, which occupies the former John Ball house built before the American Revolution, as a fitting […]
The capturing of an “ephemeral garden” is an elusive proposition, one that the eclectic practice of Jenine Shereos harnesses in her exhibition at the Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. […]
Long a part of our retail shopping experience, mannequins have been used as models for the latest clothing trends as well as, more recently, become a symbol to represent our […]
In stark contrast to the 250th anniversary of America art exhibitions which dominate the art world this year, “Of All the Worlds We Could Have Dreamed” is a distinct diversion […]
ClipArt Gallery at Clippership Wharf in East Boston mirrors the contemporary future-forward intentions of the complex, hosting art exhibitions in an open and airy space. The combination of pristine walls […]
“Land, Lines, Blood, Memory,” scheduled to be shown at Bannister Gallery at Rhode Island College from March 26 through April 24, is a solo exhibition of photo-weavings by California-based Indigenous […]
The current Arts Connect Juried Members Exhibition at Catamount Arts’ Fried Gallery brings together more than 70 works by as many local and regional artists. For the past 10 years, […]
During her lifetime, sculptor Edmonia Lewis was a true celebrity whose work sold for thousands of dollars. Her studio was regularly visited by wealthy Americans on their Grand Tour of […]
Created for inclusion in the citywide “100 Years of Arshile Gorky” centennial celebration in Watertown, Massachusetts, “Redrawing Community & Connections” at the Armenian Museum of America is an exhibit highlighting […]
“For Which It Stands” gathers more than 70 works spanning a century of American art into a single, resonant conversation. Through painting, photography, sculpture and textiles, the exhibition traces the […]
Like many New Englanders, I was recently reminded how bright it gets when there’s about a foot of snow everywhere. My eyelids haven’t been much help AS the light shines […]
On one of the coldest days in February, even by Vermont standards, I stepped inside the Burlington City Arts gallery to find my senses stirred by the dramatic, enigmatic and […]