Playtime in the Making
May 19 – Sep 16 at Fuller Craft Museum

Playtime in the Making is a large-scale art installation that speaks to the value of “play” in creativity.

Joseph Barbieri: Avian Antics, Languid Landscapes, and Some Fishes
April 6 – 28 at Gallery NAGA

Joseph Barbieri: Avian Antics, Languid Landscapes, and Some Fishes runs from April 6 through April 28 at Gallery NAGA.

Lived Space: Humans and Architecture
April 4 – Sep 20 at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum

Just as expressions like “corridors of the mind” and “window to the soul” illustrate a link between architecture and our inner world, the artists featured in Lived Space explore our psychological and physical attachments to the places we build and inhabit.

Blue on Blue
March 14 – May 8 at Transit Gallery

Joo Lee Kang was born in South Korea and educated at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University.

Tuesday Night MFA Lecture Series
March 13 at Boston University

Joseph McNamara: REALIZATIONS
March 2 – 31 at Gallery NAGA

Gallery NAGA is pleased to present our first major exhibition of paintings by Joseph McNamara.

Art Affair
On View Feb 13 2018 – Feb 18 2018
Adelson Galleries Boston

Boston Art Dealers Association brings you an exhibition from thirteen galleries under one roof.

Fantastical, Political
On View Feb 11 2018 – Jun 3 2017
Fitchburg Art Museum

Fantastical, Political presents works by five contemporary New England artists: Dave Cole, Cynthia Consentino, Mohamad Hafez, Dinorá Justice, and Joo Lee Kang.

40th Anniversary: Artists M – V 

February 2 – 24 at Gallery NAGA

The second half of NAGA’s 40^th Anniversary exhibition will take place in February, highlighting work by 24 artists and furniture makers.

Esther Solondz: So Lightly Here
January 5 – 27 at Gallery NAGA

January’s winter stillness is mirrored by the quietude and restraint of Esther Solondz’s work inside Gallery NAGA.

George Nick: Dreams, Schemes and Evasions
November 10 – December 16 at Gallery NAGA

Each morning, while the rest of us are rolling out of bed and rubbing our eyes, George Nick is already on his way to a painting site, sometimes traveling an hour and a half to reach it. He sets up his easel and makes the most of the early morning light. He heads back after lunch, only to work on still lifes in his studio. The next day is like the preceding one, and on and on.

Surface Tension
On View Nov 07 2017 – Oct 15 2018
Center for Theoretical Physics Building 6, 3rd Floor