Harvard Ceramics Program Spring Show and Sale
The Ceramics Program Spring Show and Sale at the Ceramics Program, Office for the Arts at Harvard (same building as the Harvard Ed Portal), 224 Western Ave., Allston, offers functional…Continue Reading →
Photos: Somerville Open Studios
Ninety venues are opening their doors during Somerville Open Studios on Saturday, May 6, and Sunday, May 7, 2023. The event is from noon to 6 p.m. each day. If this is…Continue Reading →
Goodbye to Yvonne Jacquette
Yvonne Jacquette, “an artist acclaimed for her aerial views of cities and landscapes, passed away in her Manhattan home on April 23, 2023. Born in Pittsburgh in 1934, she grew…Continue Reading →
Pat Falco’s Elegy To A Disappearing Boston
Boston artist Pat Falco’s exhibition “A Graveyard in the Sun” at Gallery Kayafas in Boston from March 24 to April 29, 2023, is suffused with a forlorn feeling of loss–the…Continue Reading →
Bread & Puppet Performs ‘Inflammatory Earthling Rants’ On New England Tour
“Earthlings are now aflame and consequently need inflammatory rants, directed against the arsonist: Western Civilization and its incompetent government,” Bread and Puppet Theater Director Peter Schumann says of the Vermont…Continue Reading →
Wampanoag Artist Robert Peters Paints World After Catastrophes
Catastrophies are on the mind of Boston-based Mashpee Wampanoag artist Robert Peters in his drawings and paintings featured in the exhibit “Post-Pandemic: Visions-Insights-Concepts” at Boston’s Spoke Gallery from March 13…Continue Reading →
Christian Robinson’s Books Share The Message Art Gave Him: You Matter
“It’s important for me to tell stories that reflect the diverse world that we live in,” picture book illustrator and author Christian Robinson said in a 2016 video for PBS…Continue Reading →
Does Being An Artist Couple Affect Their Art?
The exhibition “What’s Love Got to Do With It?” at Salem State University’s Winfisky Gallery from Feb, 21 to March 10, 2023, features the individual art of three couples: David…Continue Reading →
How Travel Inspired Betye Saar’s Magical Art
In 1968, Betye Saar embodied her growing interest in ritual and ancestral traditions in “Africa,” one of her first assembles. It’s a small wooden box that hinges open to reveal…Continue Reading →
What Isabella Stewart Gardner Saw On Her Travels
After the death of their 20-month-old son Jackie in 1865, Isabella Stewart Gardner and her husband Jack sought solace by traveling the world by boat, train and foot. They traveled…Continue Reading →