past exhibition

Cambridge Community Exhibition

A group show of work by artists who live and / or work in Cambridge

on view

June 8–June 24, 2023

Saturday, June 10, 11 am–5 pm

The Cambridge Community Exhibition features work by members of the Gallery 263 community who live and / or work in Cambridge, Massachusetts. This exhibition is the gallery’s first-ever community exhibition featuring only work by artists with ties to Cambridge. On view is art in a variety of mediums—including painting and mixed media—and in a range of styles.

The Cambridge Community Exhibition is an opportunity to celebrate the creative strength of Gallery 263’s immediate community in conjunction with the second annual Birthday Bash event on Saturday, June 10, 2023. Gallery 263, a nonprofit organization, is currently one of only a handful of art galleries in Cambridge and the only gallery in Cambridgeport. Some of the featured work for sale will help support the gallery if purchased, with varied percentages being donated back to the gallery by the exhibiting artists.

Cambridge Community Exhibition featured artists

*Gallery 263 staff or board member.

Liv Biel, Douglas Breault*, Michelle Carter, David Craft*, Porter Gifford, Alexandra Henchman-Biel, Jen Leahy, Christine Ledoux, Mark Lindsay, Cecily Miller, Charlotte Moore, Camille Musser, Ellen Nanni-Vargas, Nicolas Papa, Monica Raymond, Danielle Sanchez, Paul Silin Levenson, Tamine, Lucy Yan*

Mark Lindsay, *Marble Tulip*, Acrylic on canvas, 16 x 12, inches, 2023, $300

Installation view. Left: *Ribons That Ties* by Tamine. Right: *Black Mirror* by Paul Silin Levenson.

Douglas Breault, *The House We Had*, Photography, 17x 11 inches, 2021, $275

Michelle Carter, *7722*, Mixed media, 7 x 5 inches, 2022, NFS

Installation view. Left to right: A Study of Clementine by Lucy Yan; Untitled (Still Life) by Alexandra Henchman-Biel; Delphinium by Camille Mussor; Marble Tulip by Mark Lindsay; *7722* by Michelle Carter; *In Praise of A Broken Window* by Monica Raymond

Charlotte Moore, *Portrait: Gaza*, Solarprint on silk, mulberry paper, paper napkins, and merino fiber, 14 x 14 inches, 2020, NFS

Nicolas Papa, *Recologies – Well*, Acrylic on canvas, 16 x 20 inches, 2023, $700; prints available

Lucy Yan, *A Study of Clementine*, Oil on linen, 17 x 11 inches, 2020, $500

Alexandra Henchman-Biel, *Untitled (Still Life)*, Acrylic on paper, 28 x 22 inches, 2020, $250

Porter Gifford, *Beech Tree Bark*, Pigment print, 12 x 23 inches, 2020, $500

Camille Musser, *Delphinium*, Acrylic on wood, 16 x 12 inches 2022, NFS

Danielle Sanchez, *As natural as it is beautiful*, Print of photography collage, 15 x 10 inches, 2023, $35

Ellen Nanni-Vargas, *Cereus*, Resin, tinsel, glitter, gouache, and acrylic on panel, 20 x 16 inches, 2023, $500

Liv Biel, *Untitled (diptych)*, Gouache on paper and canvas, 2022, NFS

Cecily Miller, *Bear*, Giclee print of cyanotype, 11 x 13 inches, 2022

Installation view. Top left: *The Wreathed Heart* by Jen Leahy. Top right: *Portrait: Gaza* by Charlotte Moore. Bottom: *Beech Tree Bark* by Porter Gifford.

Christine Ledoux, *Divine Intervention*, Mixed media collage, 15.5 x 12.25 inches, 2022, $250

Also on view: Small Works Project

Also on view in the Cambridge Community Exhibition is work by the 2022–2023 cohort of Small Work Project artists. This project presents the work of local artists in 12 flat file drawers in the gallery. Small Works Project artists are chosen as part of a competitive jurying process and have work on view for one year.

Small Works Project artists

Alice Dillon, Carly Faber, Clay Woolery, Clover Powell, Ellen Nanni-Vargas, Emily Lynn Perelman, Joshua Beckett, Liana Farmer, Liz Albert + Shane VanOosterhout, Marlon Forrester, Tamar Etingen, Yueyang Peng