Call for exhibition proposals for winter 2024 →
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Exhibition archive
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Burning, Growing is a two-person exhibition by Rhode Island-based Matthew Napoli and Maryland-based Julia Gould.
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In Future Craft, the exhibiting artists reconsider and reinterpret the handmade as a futuristic ideal.
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In The Sea Around Us, Michele Lauriat presents large-scale, experimental drawings of real, fictional, and imagined landscapes that call attention to environmental concerns.
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Bent & Borrowed is an online-only exhibition that explores the nuanced practice of appropriating artworks, images, and ideas within contemporary artistic expression.
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Homa Sarabi is Gallery 263’s summer 2024 artist in residence. Sarabi’s residency will culminate in a one-week showcase.
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The Morse School Art Show is a community exhibition featuring the work of nearly 300 students from Morse Elementary School in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Eat With Your Eyes is a national group exhibition juried by contemporary art scholar and educator Silvia Bottinelli.
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I wake up in your bed is a group exhibition of photography in which the artists deal in desire and collaboration.
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Face is a national group exhibition juried by Anthony Peyton Young. In Face, more than 20 featured artists exhibit work that challenges the tradition and explores the potential of portraiture.
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Nathan Bolton presents images of the Los Angeles Rebellion, one of the United States’ four original Queer/Inclusive rugby teams, as they return for their twentieth season amid increasingly anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric nationwide.
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Re/Un Making is a group exhibition featuring artists whose practices are in flux, unresolved, and actively renegotiated in the face of significant life changes.
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In The View From Mars, the featured artists explore the extraterrestrial gaze—imagined through the lens of science fiction and surveillance—and delve into the idea that technology has also become a kind of alien force observing and shaping our lives.
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Fiberscapes is the first-ever solo exhibition by Massachusetts-born Maris Van Vlack
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New Language: Contemporary Abstraction is a national survey of abstract art.
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In “Once Through a Lens,” Jonathan Mark Jackson and Ali Newhard present work that considers how the landscape of New England has structured their shared and disparate identities.
