Call for exhibition proposals for winter 2024 →
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Exhibition archive
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Free Form, a exhibition organized by BLAA, seeks to unburden queer & trans artists from the pressures of representation while still celebrating and amplifying our marginalized voices.
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Surface Consumption, an Exhibition Proposal Series exhibition by Lisa Kellner, explores the conditions of space while considering the superficial layer and what lies beyond it.
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past exhibition 7th Annual Members’ Exhibition on view September 20–October 13, 2018 reception Saturday, September 29, 2018, 6-8 pm cambridge open studios September 29 & 30, 2018, 12-6 pm The…
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In, PLACE(HOLDER), a group exhibition juried by Greer Muldowney, artists consider their relationship to cities.
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The 2018 Summer Residency Showcase features work by Graham Yeager, Woomin Kim, Abigayle Jane Cosinuke, and Carolyn Sirois.
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Re-Pop by Liliana Marquez looks at art as a way to combat the unused materials from mass production and new construction.
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The 10th Annual Morse School Art Show features the work of junior kindergartners through 5th graders.
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Animalism, a solo exhibition by Sophy Tuttle, explores the idea that we are all, in our fundamental nature, human animals.
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The 8th Annual Cambridgeport Children’s Center (Totlot) exhibition presents work by toddler and preschool-age artists.
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The Allegory of Breaking Light, a Curatorial Proposal Series exhibition by Piper Ainsley, navigates a complex story of social and structural rift using the medium of light.
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Sanctuary, a group exhibition juried by Maria Molteni, explores the meaning of ‘sanctuary.’
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I need to see other people suffer to exist at all. A torch. A torch in their hearts is a Curatorial Proposal Series solo exhibition by Rudolf Lingens and is inspired by existentialist and absurdist theater.
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In FOUND / KEPT / GIVEN, Aja Johnson and Paul Theriault find resonance in the raw materials of each other’s work.
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In her first solo exhibition on the East Coast, Alexa Guariglia indulges her interest in textile and garment design to explore the playful exchange that allows ideas to develop across disciplines.
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Handled, a juried exhibition selected by Pat Falco, celebrates the unrefined, imperfect, and utterly human artworks of today by bringing together 16 handmade works created by 16 artists from throughout New England.
