Tufts University Art Galleries invites you to a tour of its "Bookworks" exhibit, led by Tufts Art Galleries Director and Chief Curator Dina Deitsch. "Bookworks" presents a wide-ranging exploration of the practice of artist-made books, drawing on the contemporary artists’ books and special collections at Tufts. Following the tour, join in an interactive Risograph demonstration. The Risograph is a digital duplicator designed for high-volume copying and printing and used to self-publish zines and more. The exhibit will be on display in the Tisch and…

Tufts University Art Galleries invites you to a tour of its "Bookworks" exhibit, led by graduate fellow Emily Chun. "Bookworks" presents a wide-ranging exploration of the practice of artist-made books, drawing on the contemporary artists’ books and special collections at Tufts. Following the tour, join in an interactive Risograph demonstration. The Risograph is a digital duplicator designed for high-volume copying and printing and used to self-publish zines and more. The exhibit will be on display in the Tisch and Koppelman Galleries through Sunday,…

Sanctuary United Church of Christ presents a reception and reflection with first-year graduate students from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University whose group exhibition, "Unearthing Traces," is on display at the Sanctuary Gallery through December 5. Approaching with diverse practices, participating artists came together in an intimate space of Sanctuary UCC, creating an environment for converging ideas and relations. "Unearthing Traces" is a site of connecting explorations that fuel individual artists' research. From works that…

Medford Arts Center, Inc. (MACI) presents its second exhibit at the Lighthouse Cafe in Medford Square. Winter-themed large works by Will Tenney, Susan Altman, Lisa Sears, Margot Slowick, Nancy Leslie, Peg Kane, Adele Travisano and Sarah Gerould will be on display at the restaurant from Saturday, December 7, to Saturday, February 29. Restaurant hours are 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday.  

Today is the final day to view three fall exhibitions at the Tufts University Art Galleries: “Bookworks,” which presents a wide-ranging exploration of the practice of artist-made books, drawing on the contemporary artists’ books and special collections at Tufts. "Sanford Biggers," the first exhibition focused on the artist’s BAM series, begun in 2015, which memorializes and honors unarmed black victims of police gun violence in America “Student-Facing, Student-Focused,” celebrating 50 years of black excellence at Tufts centered on the efforts of…

Washvault Lab, the reimagined laundromat on Boston Avenue, invites you to a reception with Medford artist Sarah Gerould, whose work is featured in Washvault's first art exhibition, "So Human a Vegetable." Gerould's whimsical paintings depict the tales and travails of vegetables as they are away from prying eyes. What happens to the Japanese eggplant when the crisper door is left open? How exactly do onions control their unruly manes? Who comes running when a gourd is injured on the soccer…

Sanctuary United Church of Christ presents the exhibit "Angels in Human Skin" with Dirkje Legerstee, which will be on display in the Sanctuary Gallery until February 16. Legerstee created her installation, with an accompanying story presentation, to honor and remember her family’s survival through World War II as “Nazi War Victims.” Her father was a Dutch Christian who was forcibly taken by the Nazis as a Labor slave; her mother, a Polish Jew, survived the Shoah by hiding in the…