PHOTO ESSAY: REVOLUTIONARY GRAFFITI ROUNDUP
Images from the aftermath of Boston's May 31st protest
photography
WENT THERE: New Poetics @ Aviary Gallery
Aviary’s current exhibition suits the gallery’s namesake. I was the only patron on the day I visited, but I had the distinct…
Reception: Doug Menuez: Americana @Leica Gallery Boston
Join the Leica Gallery Boston in celebrating the dynamic work of artist and documentarian Doug Menuez with his exhibit Americana. Focused on the shifting…
WENT THERE: Less Is A Bore @ The ICA
While the ICA’s exhibition Less Is a Bore may traffic in extremes and technicolor, its strength is found in the magnitude of…
EVERY TUESDAY IN JULY: Artist Talks: Process and Personality @FPAC Assemblage Gallery
The weekly Artist Talks at the FPAC Assemblage Gallery return on the first Tuesday in July with photographer and filmmaker Henry Horenstein….
Reception: Together with Lee Kilpatrick @Griffin Museum of Photography
Come celebrate Together, a photo series by artist and gallery director Lee Kilpatrick just one month before the exhibition closes at the…
WENT THERE: Photographing the Female @ Beacon Gallery
Photographing the Female met me coming in from a day some might call too cold for May that had me sharing a…
ARTIST TALK: Tabitha Soren – Surface Tension
Come meet and hear artist Tabitha Soren talk about her project “Surface Tension”, showing at the Davis Museum at Wellesley College now…
OPENING RECEPTION: Down Garden Paths, Flora, and Photobook Exhibition
Come join in the opening night of not one, not two, but three brand new photography exhibits! Coming this Thursday to the…
WENT THERE: Gender Bending Fashion @ the MFA
Born this Way by Lady Gaga played as I entered the Gender Bending Fashion exhibition, on view at the MFA through…
WENT THERE: The Bauhaus and Harvard
My first impression of The Bauhaus and Harvard, on view at the Harvard Busch-Reisinger Art Museum through July 28, was the handmade…
“Nature’s Nation”: Trump, the Government Shutdown, and what makes ‘American’ Art American
In times of crisis, art always seems at a risk of seeming superfluous. At both a local and national scale, the urgent…
