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January 2019
Opening Reception: Harry Dodge – Works of Love
Tufts University Art Galleries presents an opening reception for the exhibit "Harry Dodge: Works of Love," which will include a reading by Dodge. The exhibition features a selection of recent sculptures, drawings, and videos that revel as much in theoretical ideas about a posthuman future as they do in the ecstasy of the workaday present. Dodge’s riotous, precarious (and often funny) creations suggest unwieldiness—states fluctuating between analog and digital, alien and earthly, material and virtual, me and you. These “works of…
Find out more »Opening Reception: Stigma Unstuck – A Mental Health Arts Series
Tufts University invites you to an opening reception for "Stigma Unstuck: A Mental Health Art Series." This event highlights the installation of "The Many Faces of Mental Health," conceived of by artist Lynda Cutrell working in collaboration with partners from science and journalism, to address issues of stigma and mental illness. Large-scale portraits, three-dimensional sculptures, video installations and paintings, as well as white boards for capturing viewers reactions, will be on view across all four floors of the Collaborative Learning…
Find out more »February 2019
Reception: ARTchitecture
Howe Creative Studio & Gallery presents a reception featuring the artists whose work is featured in the winter exhibit "ARTchitecture - The Art of Buildings and Buildings as Art." The exhibit will feature photography, paintings, prints and other visual media that celebrate the built environment as a form of art. Exhibit dates are February 11 through March 24. View some of the pieces on exhibit in this short video.
Find out more »Community Evening: Many Faces of Mental Health Exhibit
Tufts University invites everyone in Medford and Somerville to a Community Evening with Stigma Unstuck: A Mental Health Arts Series at Tufts. This event highlights the installation of The Many Faces of Our Mental Health, conceived of by artist Lynda Cutrell working in collaboration with partners from science and journalism, to address issues of stigma and mental illness. Large- scale portraits, three-dimensional sculptures, video installations and paintings, as well as white boards for capturing viewers reactions will be on view across all four…
Find out more »March 2019
Art and Inspiration: Haleh Fotowat
Sanctuary United Church of Christ presents a reception and reflection with artist Haleh Fotowat, whose paintings are displayed at the Sanctuary Gallery throughout March. Haleh was born in Tehran, Iran, and obtained a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering there before moving to the United States to pursue master's and a PhD in Neuroscience. Art has always been an integral part of her life, and she has played the musical instrument called the Kanun for 29 years. She studied creative painting…
Find out more »Exhibit Closing: ARTchitecture
Today is the final day to visit Howe Creative Studio & Gallery's winter exhibit "ARTchitecture - The Art of Buildings and Buildings as Art." The exhibit features photography, paintings, prints and other visual media that celebrate the built environment as a form of art. Exhibit dates are February 11 through March 24. Gallery hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. View some of the pieces on exhibit in this short video.
Find out more »Exhibit Closing – Lydia Maria Child: Author & Abolitionist
The Medford Historical Society and Museum concludes its exhibit "Lydia Maria Child: Author & Abolitionist." The exhibit tells the story of how Child, a Medford-born daughter of a baker, became one of the most important writers and activists in nineteenth-century America. The MHSM is open on Sundays from noon to 4 p.m. Additional tours by special arrangement.
Find out more »April 2019
Pareidolia Art Exhibit Opening
Howe Creative Studio & Gallery opens its spring exhibit "Pareidolia: Illusions in Plain Sight." Pareidolia is the psychological phenomenon that allows you to see familiar shapes and faces (hear sounds and voices, too) where they do not actually exist. Visual examples are the “man” in the moon and animal shapes seen in cloud formations. The exhibit will feature photography, paintings, prints and other visual media that expose (or allow the viewer to find) the faces and shapes that speak to us on a subconscious level. Exhibit…
Find out more »Reception: Pareidolia Art Exhibit
Howe Creative Studio & Gallery presents a reception featuring the artists whose work is featured in the spring exhibit "Pareidolia: Illusions in Plain Sight." Pareidolia is the psychological phenomenon that allows you to see familiar shapes and faces (hear sounds and voices, too) where they do not actually exist. Visual examples are the “man” in the moon and animal shapes seen in cloud formations. The exhibit will feature photography, paintings, prints and other visual media that expose (or allow the viewer to find) the faces…
Find out more »Exhibit Opening: Stearns, Shaw, and the Hallowells
The Medford Historical Society & Museum invites you to the opening of its exhibit "Stearns, Shaw, and the Hallowells." The exhibit features MHSM Civil War Collections items, drawing attention to the connections between George Luther Stearns, Robert Gould Shaw, and the Medford Hallowell brothers, Edward and Norwood. Stearns, who recruited Black Infantry Union troops, recommended Shaw to train and lead the Massachusetts 54th Infantry. Shaw was killed at Fort Wagner; today a stately statue stands at the top of the Boston Common, dedicated to Shaw and…
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