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By Brian Goslow
Drawing from a series of works addressing ideas of impossible architecture, liminal spaces and temporal and spatial distance, “The Long View: Paintings by Marcia Santore” will be on view from […]
September/October 2025
Articles tagged “September/October 2025”.
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AN OPPORTUNITY TO EXPAND
By Andy Moerlein
I am excited, and everyone else should be too — Boston has attracted a new International Art Fair. After 25 years of vibrant shows, the Boston International Fine Art Fair, […]
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MAKERS GONNA MAKE
By Ami Bennitt
Have you ever wanted to learn a new or different creative skill? Do you already have skills requiring tools/equipment you don’t have? Looking to join a community of do-it-yourself makers? […]
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THE MEDITATIVE POWER OF GLACIERS
By Isabel Barbi
Hannah Perrine Mode’s “Remote Sensing,” on display at Northeastern University’s Gallery 360, combines Mode’s educational work in geoscience and climate research with her impassioned multi-media art. Through the solo exhibition […]
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CRAFT, PLAY, AND PROVOCATION
By Beth Neville
How refreshing to meet a sculptor with a sense of humor that shines through his artwork like a beacon. Wood working is his specialty, but he is a man of […]
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HOLDING ON TO WHAT’S REAL
By Brian Goslow
At a time where artificial intelligence (AI) threatened to take over the words we read and images we see, institutions like The Guild of Boston Artists are needed more than […]
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CUTOUTS OF THE SELF AT ADDISON
By J.M. Belmont
A personal photograph is as opaque as it is revealing. Suppose you find an old image at an antique market or abandoned with books and coffee mugs in a box […]
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BEAUTY AND THE BRUTAL TRUTH
By Marjorie Kaye
Upon entering the expansive first floor galleries that house the Vincent Valdez exhibition at North Adams’ MASS MoCA, one is immediately drawn to an enormous, wall sized panoramic painting of […]
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FRAGMENTS THAT SPEAK
By Sawyer Smook-Pollitt
It’s simple, really. When you’re in a gallery, don’t touch the art. I worked at an art museum for a few years and I spent a lot of time keeping […]
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BEAL BEAUTIFIES AND BEATIFIES
By Lee Roscoe
It’s rare that I find work that reminds me of why I take joy in being alive. Provincetown based artist Donald Beal does that, and hopefully as the honoree artist […]
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LINES THAT CARRY HISTORY
By Lexi Gondek
Tucked into the heart of its community, the stunning Greenwich Library is home to more than just books. On the second floor, you’ll find the Flinn Gallery, a vibrant, non-profit […]
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THE BEAUTY OF BROKEN THINGS
By Eric J. Taubert
“I served as a medic during the Vietnam War. At the 22nd Casualty Staging Flight in Da Nang, I worked on well over 600 battle casualties. The mission was to […]