Painting and Drawing Faculty Member Assoc. Prof. Masako Kamiya (of Dorchester, MA) has received the 2016 Lillian Orlowsky and William Freed Foundation Grant from the Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM) and will be exhibiting her work at the PAAM in fall 2017.
Permanently on view
Enso Flats Brockton MA
A permanent drawing by Sophia Ainslie for the entrance of Enso Flats Gallery. Enso Flats is Brockton’s new Live-Work apartment complex for artists!
Master of Fine Arts Student Exhibition
On View Jul 30 2016 – Sept 3 2016
New Hampshire Institute of Art
Join MFA student artists for a residency exhibition debuting the works of our Visual Artists and Photographers. Enjoy wine and hors d’oeuvres with the NHIA community of students, faculty and staff.
The gallery is open by appointment through Labor Day. We can be reached at 617.267.9060. Our 40th season of exhibitions begins September 6 with
Ken Beck: SOCKS SHOES SOLDIERS AND SUCH
A Studio Recreation
Harold Reddicliffe: Recent Small Paintings
Enjoy your summer.
Body Language
On View Jul 16 2016 – Aug 13 2016
Dorchester Art Project
Body Language refers to the unspoken meaning conferred by gestures, expressions and postures that we instinctively read in each other.
Group Drawing Show: From Atmosphere to Edge
On View Jun 29 2016 – Jul 31 2016
Kingston Gallery
From Atmosphere to Edge is a group drawing exhibition featuring recent work by Helen Beckman, Rick Fox, Nona Hershey, Craig Hood, Jeff Hull, Shona Macdonald, and Leslie Roberts.
A Boston Gallery Unites Two Furniture Makers Who Find Expressiveness in Natural Material
By Anna Furman
With his medley of European and Asian influences, Thomas Hucker fabricates clean-lined furniture from oak, palm, walnut, and various exotic woods. Yuri Kobayashi’s work falls within a similar aesthetic realm, though it often includes even more diverse materials, sometimes in pieces that are closer to sculpture than furniture. At Gallery NAGA in Boston, an impressive new show intertwines their practices.
Delicate Forms: Artist Cheryl Ann Thomas
By Michael Abatemarco
Fragility and stability combine in the elegant, ephemeral ceramic sculptures of Cheryl Ann Thomas. What began as an experiment to see how high and thin she could make a cylindrical sculpture led to a series of collapsed and fraying forms, transformed in the kiln.
Shopping Guide: Coffee Tables
By Tim McKeough
A coffee table isn’t just a place to put down your coffee or put up your feet. It’s “like the campfire of the home,” said Francis D’Haene, the principal of D’Apostrophe Design.
Thomas Hucker
Yuri Kobayashi
June 3 – July 15 at Gallery NAGA
Gallery NAGA concludes our 39th season with two furniture makers whose work is united in by its elegant lines and sculptural quality.
Responding to Place
On View Jun 16 2016 – Aug 13 2016
Concord Art
Q&A: Curator Barbara Rose on Melissa Kretschmer and Martin Kline
By Sara Roffino
Barbara Rose has pulled it off once again.