Juried Exhibitions
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Fact vs. Fiction presents the work of artists who explore truth and fabrication through their work in photography, video, painting, drawing, mixed media, collage, and sculpture. This national exhibition is juried by Sam Adams, an art historian and curator who is currently the Koch Curatorial Fellow at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum.
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This exhibition presents the work of 20 New England-based artists whose art engages and subverts the still life genre. Using painting, drawing, photography, video, sculpture, multimedia, and digital rendering, the featured artists engage with contemplations of the past and the future, depicted through objects. objectivity is juried by artist Josephine Halvorson.
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Chasing Light, a regional online exhibition, features the work of 31 artists from across New England who utilize light as material or subject matter. This show is juried by Leah Triplett Harrington, curator for Now + There and editor-at-large of Boston Art Review.
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This show presents the work of 50 artists from across the United States whose art evokes the wonder of plants or questions preconceived notions about them. Enlisting photography, painting, drawing, sculpture, mixed media, printmaking, video, and installation, these artists envision and observe the role of flora in raising awareness of planetary change, considering the human…
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STORYLINES presents the work of twenty-nine artists who explore overlooked narratives through their work in photography, painting, drawing, mixed media, monotype, collage, and sculpture. STORYLINES is juried by James Everett Stanley, an artist and an Assistant Professor of Painting at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. The featured artists in STORYLINES explore the theme by presenting viewers with…
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EMERGE 2020: Graduating Fine Art Students of New England, a regional juried exhibition, features the work of twenty artists who are graduating or expected to graduate from a New England-based fine arts program during this unprecedented time. Celebrating artistic innovation and thoughtful production, this exhibition features a range of media, including video, sound, painting, sculpture,…
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WILD features the work of twenty-eight artists who explore human existence with nature in a time of planetary change. This national group exhibition is juried by Jane Winchell, the director of Peabody Essex Museum’s Dotty Brown Art & Nature Center.
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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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In, PLACE(HOLDER), a group exhibition juried by Greer Muldowney, artists consider their relationship to cities.
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Sanctuary, a group exhibition juried by Maria Molteni, explores the meaning of ‘sanctuary.’
