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“HAPPY ACCIDENTS”
By Lee Roscoe
When you see a Jackie Reeves painting you know it. She has been honing her unique style over two decades, gaining mastery and confidence. You can partake in a selection […]
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THE LAND REMEMBERS
By Carolyn Wirth
“The Land Tells Our Stories” is an ambitious group of three large scale, site-specific works which unfurl across Massachusetts this summer. The project has been commissioned by the Trustees of […]
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BEHIND THE LINES AT COLBY
By Heather Stivison
The name Alex Katz immediately conjures up images of sharply silhouetted faces, figures and landscapes painted on gigantic canvases — bold compositions of fresh, bright colors that feel clean and […]
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PAINTING THE UNFORMED
By Elayne Clift
The first thing to know about Rona Lee Cohen’s art is that it begins with quiet intensity and an intimate relationship with each new piece she is contemplating. Her oil […]
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ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH 2025
By Claudia Fiks
Art Basel Miami Beach 2025 was a blast. Miami was buzzing, but whenever someone asked me, “How was Miami?” I could only answer, “How was the Convention Center?” Because when […]
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A CONTINUING JOURNEY
By Claudia Fiks
There are artists whose work you admire, and then there are artists whose work you feel. Donald Langosy belongs firmly in both categories. Encountering his work is not a passive […]
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AN ARTIST WHO FLOURISHES
By J.M. Belmont
Behind imposing glass doors, just beyond the Currier Museum of Art’s antechamber, one is confronted with the culmination of a career. Eight large paintings of oil on canvas by the […]
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TELL ME A STORY
By Isabel Barbi
“Carrie Crane: The Lise Hoffman Archive (a fiction)”, on view at the Boston Sculptors Gallery through January 25, animates Lise Walker Hoffman (1934-2019), a fictional young woman of Crane’s imagination. […]
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INSIDE AMERICAN VENGEANCE
By Heather Stivison
“While thus employed, the heavy pewter lamp suspended in chains over his (Ahab’s) head, continually rocked with the motion of the ship, and for ever threw shifting gleams and shadows […]
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SEEING MUSIC
By Madeleine Lord
A welcome response to the winter blues, Blue Door Gallery owner and curator Janice Santini is presenting “Euphony,” an exhibition of collage art by Connecticut artist R. Douglass Rice that […]
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THE VALUE OF COLLABORATION
By Ami Bennitt
Although artists Lynne Adams and Matthew Simons were neighbors at Easthampton’s Cottage Street Studios in Western Massachusetts, it was adversity and last year’s advocacy campaign to keep studio rents affordable […]
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CRAFTMAKING’S NEXT STEP
By Beth Neville
The two different natures of contemporary American crafts are beautifully represented at the Fuller Craft Museum. Crafts fashioned as art-objects are exhibited in the museum members’ Biennial Exhibit. Crafts made […]