Exhibition archive
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In A Garden Without a Gate, 28 artists ask what lies beyond the frame’s edge, while alluding to the strength and resilience of nature.
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13 artists engage written language, metaphor, and abstraction to explore growth, identity, and anxiety in an unclear moment.
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Lonely Table transforms mythologies, domesticity, and contradictory emotions into dreamlike, fantastical portals for understanding the self.
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failed seriousness is a national juried exhibition celebrating subversive, satirical and comical ways of observing the world.
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Surrealist, abstract show curated by Barb Abulashvili
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Through mixed media sculptures and technology, All Glory, Laud, and Honor surveys American Christian subcultures and their inherent contradictions.
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2025 Artist In Residence Jo Nanajian duration July 1 – August 9, 2025 showcase August 1 – 9, 2025 reception August 8, 6-8 pm About the Artist Inspired by the…
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Contemporary Queer: A Love Letter highlights how artists explore and express queer identities through themes of intersectionality and visibility within the LGBTQIA2S+ community. This exhibition is a platform for art that challenges binaries, disrupts norms, and affirms the vibrancy of queer existence today. on view June 5 – June 29, 2025
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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. This show presents art by students in junior kindergarten through fifth grade.
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Alexa Cushing
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body politics A curated group exhibition of New England based artists coming soon on view March 20–April 20, 2025 reception Friday, March 21, 6–8 pm, rsvp Artists: Angelo Spagnolo, Barb…
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It Followed Me Home an Exhibition by The Museum School at Tufts. Curated by Chris Diani, Olivia Maday, and Danielle Bianca Fuentes upcoming exhibition on view February 13–March 16, 2025…
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Through a combination of photography, crafts, and participatory elements, The Art of Care examines the overlooked value of care work.
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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.
