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Evelyn Rydz Awarded Joan Mitchell Painters and Sculptors Grant

Congratulations to Evelyn Rydz and the other recipients of the 2018 Joan Mitchell Foundation Grants! The grant recipients’ work represents a wide range of artistic techniques, approaches, and concerns, and engages with such pressing issues as migration, identity, notions of belonging, and representation within the art historical canon and in social and political spheres, among other […]
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Niho Kozuru, 'Infinite Bloom', 2016, Cast rubber on painted wood panel, 48x48x2 in., 12x12x2 in. ea. panel

Niho Kozuru in The Boston Globe

Niho Kozuru’s show at the Society of Arts + Crafts was recently reviewed in The Boston Globe! By Cate McQuaid, GLOBE CORRESPONDENT, AUGUST 29, 2018 Niho Kozuru comes from a long line of Japanese ceramicists. She has seen a bowl or two thrown. Her sculptures originate, conceptually if not practically, on a wheel. Spun metal and […]
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“Alex MacLean: Over Easy” at the Beehive

Please join us on Wednesday, May 16th, 2018 from 6:00PM – 8:00PM, when The Beehive’s co-owner and resident curator Jennifer Epstein, alongside guest curator Ellen Miller present the 27th installment in the South End landmark’s continuing art series, Sting! featuring the work of Alex MacLean, pilot and photographer from Lincoln, MA. The exhibit entitled, Alex […]
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Congratulations to David Maisel: 2018 Guggenheim Fellow!

(Released by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation) David Maisel is a visual artist working in photography and video whose work has explored hidden landscapes, archives, and histories of the American west for more than three decades. Proving Ground, his most current series, examines the site of Dugway Proving Ground, a classified military setting in Utah’s […]
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Niho Kozuru: Monocasts & Multipours at the Thompson Gallery

With Eyes Wide Open IV/IV: Niho Kozuru: Monocasts and Multipours, a Solo Exhibition at the Thompson Gallery, Cambridge School of Weston April 2 – June 15, 2018 Opening reception: Friday, April 6, 4-7pm Gallery Talk: Saturday, May 5, 1-2pm   For more information, click here
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John Tracey, Installation of paintings and sculpture, First Church Boston

John Tracey: Sanctuary

An Installation in the Sanctuary of First Church Boston Artist Talk and Opening Reception, 12 pm, Sunday, March 25 First Church Boston, 66 Marlborough Street, Boston, MA 02116   Within this stunning building designed by Paul Rudolph in 1968, John Tracey has installed his recent paintings and sculpture. The dialogue between this modernist architectural gem […]
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Rachel Hellmann: Studio Practice

Following our recent exhibition, Rachel Hellmann shared these words and images from her studio, where she’s back at work exploring space, color, and shape. For pricing and availability, or to see her work in person, please email or call the gallery. Enjoy! “Drawing has always been the backbone of my studio practice.  It is the place […]
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Thomas Jackson At Work!

Jackson offers a glimpse into the process of creating Tutus #3, Half Moon Bay, California, 2017 (at top) from his Emergent Behavior series. “The hovering installations featured in this ongoing series of photographs are inspired by self-organizing, “emergent” systems in nature such as termite mounds, swarming locusts, schooling fish and flocking birds. The images attempt to […]
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Evelyn Rydz and Deb Todd Wheeler at the Palmer Museum of Art

PLASTIC ENTANGLEMENTS: ECOLOGY, AESTHETICS, MATERIALS February 13 – June 17, 2018 at the Palmer Museum of Art at Penn State University The story of plastic is as complex as the polymer chains that make up its unique material properties. Plastic Entanglements brings together sixty works by thirty contemporary artists to explore the environmental, aesthetic, and technological entanglements […]
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