Exhibition archive
#stitchers features six women artists from around the world who met on the social media platform Instagram.
Gallery 263’s annual national juried show Do You Remember? showcases each featured artist’s relationship with memory in their art making process.
In Ghost Lands: Pictures in Silver, artist William Van Beckum recreates landscape images from past and present using a combination of modern and antique photographic techniques to challenge the idea that photography may have a role in the protection of public lands.
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.
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.
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…
In, PLACE(HOLDER), a group exhibition juried by Greer Muldowney, artists consider their relationship to cities.
The 2018 Summer Residency Showcase features work by Graham Yeager, Woomin Kim, Abigayle Jane Cosinuke, and Carolyn Sirois.
Re-Pop by Liliana Marquez looks at art as a way to combat the unused materials from mass production and new construction.
The 10th Annual Morse School Art Show features the work of junior kindergartners through 5th graders.
Animalism, a solo exhibition by Sophy Tuttle, explores the idea that we are all, in our fundamental nature, human animals.
The 8th Annual Cambridgeport Children’s Center (Totlot) exhibition presents work by toddler and preschool-age artists.
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.
Sanctuary, a group exhibition juried by Maria Molteni, explores the meaning of ‘sanctuary.’
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.
