The Watertown Arsenal and its Ghosts: Chantal Zakari’s “A Work in Progress”
Zakari looks at immigration and labor history in a crucible of change for latest multimedia exhbition
Kingston Gallery
Repeat as Needed: 5 Questions with 7 Kingston Gallery Artists From The Latest Exhibit
These days, you might feel like you’ve been doing the same thing over and over, without many results. Repeat as Needed, the…
The Emergency Online Art Gallery
Talking with local galleries about the pros and cons of digital art spaces
Went There: Intangible Aspects of the Forest @ The Kingston Gallery
Stacey Cushner’s latest show at the Kingston Gallery, Intangible Aspects of the Forest, wonderfully encapsulates the dichotomy of environment. There is the…
Opening Reception: Pinky Promise @Kingston Gallery
Come celebrate the opening of the exhibition Pinky Promise at the Kingston Gallery. Curated by Shelby Feltoon with the help of this…
WENT THERE: Re: Figuring the Body @ Kingston Gallery
Our conceptions regarding the human body are constantly evolving, increasingly political, and incredibly fraught. One only needs to check their feed…
Opening Reception: Re: Figuring the Body @Kingston Gallery
Join the Kingston Gallery in celebrating the opening of Re: Figuring the Body, an exhibition celebrating artists across New England who are grappling…
WENT THERE: Frequency Tuning @ Kingston Gallery
The Kingston Gallery continues to deliver some of the most thought-provoking and vibrant exhibitions that our community has to offer. Nestled…
OPENING RECEPTION: Julie S Graham – Unexpected Places
Another awesome opening coming to you courtesy of SoWA First Fridays! Artist Julie S Graham’s exhibit Unexpected Places will be opening at Kingston…
WENT THERE: Elif Soyer, Daily
A journal into memory
Went There: What We Choose to Keep
Artworks by Emily Brodrick on view at Kingston Gallery
WENT THERE: Plastiglomerate at Kingston Gallery
Valves, ducts, tubes. They can be rugged, mechanical, and nearly indestructible. Or they can be small, detailed, and vulnerable. It depends on…
