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Exhibition archive
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The 8th Annual Morse School Exhibition features the work of junior kindergartners through 5th graders.
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The 5th Annual Members’ Exhibition presents the work of 30 artist members.
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In the 7th Annual Cambridgeport Children’s Center (aka Totlot) Exhibition, the gallery welcomes the work of these toddler and preschool-age artists.
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Diagraphia is a Curatorial Proposal Series exhibition featuring new prints by Sarah Hulsey.
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NOT ART (captured) is the first solo exhibition of photographs taken by the street artist of his stencils.
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On the Body is a national juried exhibition selected by Ruth Erickson.
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in over out under through is a Curatorial Proposal Series exhibition of large-scale, colorful, and visually charged abstract works on paper by Sean Riley and Jessica Slaven.
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Lisie S. Orjuela offers the invitation to pause and explore the layers of life and art with selections of paintings from two series.
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In Meat Stacks, emerging photographer Leah Netsky offers a symbolic look at order and mass-production.
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Neighbors is Gallery 263’s first off-site exhibition.
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Aiming to demystify the presence of women in the woodworking world, Heather Dawson, Ellen Kaspern and Liz Welch display an eclectic range of work in wood and mixed materials that includes turned vessels, cabinetry and tables.
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New New England is a show of work that is incredibly diverse in material, full of hilarious quirks and fine nuances, carefully considered decisions, as well as respectful nods to other artists.
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‘it feels like a memory i never had’ explores cross-genre and how art can have multiple lives.
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The Seventh Annual Morse School Exhibition features the work of K through 5th graders.
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Gallery 263 artist members are a vital part of our mission to support local and regional artists of all media.
