"Double Vision" National Juried Exhibition
This exhibition features artwork that touches on two ways of seeing things or that encourages an open mind and heart—or simply art that makes you look twice or examine it more closely. (Pictured above: Martin R. Anderson: "Mighty Aphrodite," mixed media, 14"x14", 2020, $800)
450 Harrison Ave. Boston, MA 02118 (617) 451-3605
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| Alex Ferrone Gallery: Meet the Winter Artists
Please join us to Meet the Winter Artists next week on Zoom. Each artist will speak about their work in the exhibit. There will be two sessions with limited attendance for each and registration is required. Please click the Session link(s) below to register for one or both sessions.
Artists:
Karen Bell Deirdre Elzer-Lento Linda Hacker Robert S Johnson Elizabeth Kaney Loretta Marcus Kathleen Massi David McCrae Raymond Smith
Artists: Richard Aardsma Patricia Beary Allison Belolan Anthony Graziano Mike McLaughlin Keith Rossein Kerry Sharkey-Miller Pamela Waldroup
A day or two after you register, the Zoom Session information and password will be emailed to you. Please call the Gallery if you need additional information. Visit and Connect with us: Alex Ferrone Gallery 25425 Main Road, Cutchogue, NY 11935 |
Anthony Graziano, Silence of the Elms, Photograph, framed 10x8 inches.
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| Artspace New Haven |  | SueñosAnatar Marmol-Gagné Closes March 20 |
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Final Days to see SueñosSueños is an immersive art exhibit by artist Anatar Marmol-Gagné as well as a live performance of an excerpt of the puppet theater production. Learn more.
Sueños in the News View the artist talk with Anatar that includes a recording of last week's performance of Sueños here.
New Exhibit Of Woman Born |
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Beginning March 20, 2021 through March 30th, 2022 the Housatonic Museum of Art will open Of Woman Born an exhibition that looks at images of women throughout art history. Goddesses, Wives, Mothers, Saints and Sinners are included in the show which is drawn from the HMA’s collection.
Photo to the left: Antionette Brown Blackwell, Monotype with chine colle, 1996 by Suzanne Benton Antoinette Brown Blackwell was a student at Oberlin when she became increasingly involved in the women’s rights, temperance, and anti-slavery movements of the nineteenth century. In 1847 she delivered several speeches on temperance in Ohio. The same year she delivered a speech on woman’s rights at the Baptist church in Henrietta, NY |
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Democracy in America Spring Speakers List Join us for a third year of this series presented in partnership with Public Humanities at Yale. Monthly discussions will take place via Zoom. Our Community at Winchester Tuesday, March 30, 7-8 pm Matt Jacobson in conversation with Joan Cavanagh and Elihu Rubin. Decolonizing the Museum Tuesday, April 13, 7-8 pm Matt Jacobson in conversation with Chitra Ramalingam. Does Post-Democracy Need Universities? Higher Education After 2020 Friday April 16, 12 pm Matt Jacobson in conversation with Christopher Newfield.
American Education and Domestic Imperialism Tuesday, April 27, 7-8 pm Matt Jacobson in conversation with Khalil Johnson.
COMING SOON to THE GALLERY @ THE INSTITUTE LIBRARY  Remember: to borrow books by pickup or home delivery, please email Eva@InstituteLibrary.org to make a request/ask a question. We really do make this as easy as we can, and can often get the book you want into your hands within 48 hours of your request. And as always: Thank you. Thank you for supporting us. We are here for you.
In Our Galleries Hours: Thursday 12-3 & Friday-Sunday 12-close |
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Image: Felandus Thames, untitled (Anita Hill), 2021 & Stolen Moments (Self Portrait), 2021, hairbeads on coated wire on aluminum rod. Photo by John Groo. |
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Artist Talk: Catalina Ouyang and Catherine Damman Online Thursday, April 1 | 6:30 PM |
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Real Art Awards winner and exhibiting artist Catalina Ouyang is joined by Catherine Damman, Wesleyan University Visiting Professor, for an intimate conversation on Ouyang's sculptural approach to narrative and history in |
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Conn. Historical Society: CURRENT EXHIBIT
A Vote of Her Own: The Long Fight for Woman Suffrage April 18, 2020 - July 3, 2021 One hundred years ago, women secured the right to vote with the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The struggle for “woman suffrage” lasted more than 70 years and was fought by women and men on both sides of the contest. This exhibit features original photographs, documents, and artifacts representing Connecticut individuals and organizations who argued, reasoned, marched, and took action for or against women’s right to vote.
Artist Opps: A Reminder - Applications for the 6th Biennial Art In the Orchard exhibition are due by April 1st.Contact information:Jean-Pierre PascheArt in the Orchard413-303-1603support@artintheorchard.orgartintheorchard.org/applyArt in the Orchard (AiO) is seeking sculptures and installations for its 6th biennial outdoor show. The organizing committee invites artists to apply to its 2021 sculpture exhibit held on the grounds of Park Hill Orchard in Easthampton, MA. AiO’21 applications will be accepted through April 1st and are available at artintheorchard.org/apply.Art in the Orchard offers sculptors an unparalleled opportunity to showcase their work to tens of thousands of visitors in one of the most picturesque locations in Western Massachusetts. Accepted applicants will receive a $500 honorarium.AiO'21 will feature a total of 30 pieces created by local, regional and national artists. The juried show will run from August 1st through Thanksgiving weekend at Park Hill Orchard, 82 Park Hill Road in Easthampton, MA. The exhibit will be open every day from dawn to dusk.
 The Voice of Art is thrilled to announce its very first outdoor juried fine art show, “Litchfield Art Festival” that will be a highlight for collectors and residents from the Tri-State region, New England and beyond. The Litchfield Hills has a history and reputation for featuring top fine artists from across the country, and also many well-known and beloved New England and CT artists widely admired by art enthusiasts. Attracting tens of thousands of visitors, the festival will provide an exciting platform for artists to engage with attendees and sell their work. Applicants will be juried on a rolling basis.
Arts Center East: We are accepting submissions for our next juried multimedia exhibit, An Image is Worth a Thousand Words Submission Deadline: Wednesday, May 12 Jury Results: Sunday, May 16 Exhibit Dates: May 27–June 12 Gallery Hours: Thursday–Saturday, 1:00–5:00pm www.artscentereast.org/1000-words We all know the old saying, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” The adage was first said by Henrik Ibsen, and was a little different than what we know now: “a thousand words leave not the same deep impression as does a single deed.” Over the years, through translations and appropriations, the exact wording has changed, but the sentiment remains the same: complex or nuanced feelings and thoughts can sometimes best be summed up in a single image. How do you use art to express what is too complex for words alone? With your submission, artists are encouraged to include a description to accompany your artwork to be displayed in the gallery and online. Submit your artwork
Eileen Eder | Sunny Morning | Oil |
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Submissions: April 17 - May 23, 2021 |
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FINAL CALL! March 26, 2021
(annual gallery exhibit - small works open call)
MAGNITUDE SEVEN
17th Annual International Call for Small Works - Open Call Every year Manifest produces an exhibit of little works of art from around the world. Each iteration of the exhibit brings in hundreds of powerful yet diminutive works for our jury to consider. Inevitably this results in a gallery full of diverse, compelling, and exquisite little gems. Manifest’s patrons eagerly await the Magnitude Seven event each year. This annual project is one of the most varied exhibits in our season. So we are always excited to offer this call to artists to submit works no larger than seven inches in any dimension (any proportion). Standard presentation devices like pedestals, mats, and frames that are not considered part of the work of art are not limited by the 7" criteria. Submission deadline: March 26, 2021
For complete details and to apply online visit: http://www.manifestgallery.org/seven email info@manifestgallery.org with any questions
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The Yale University Art Gallery is collaborating with Artspace New Haven on the 2021 Happy and Bob Doran Connecticut Artist-in-Residence. The program offers community, financial support, and a group exhibition to Connecticut-based artists via a new artist residency. The new residency will provide up to five early to mid-career artists who live and work in Connecticut with a $15,000 award, among other benefits. The residency is virtual and culminates in a group exhibition at Artspace New Haven in early 2022.
Applications are due by Friday, April 9, 2021, 5:00 pm EDT Learn More |
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New England Musicians Relief Fund (NEMRF)NEMRF was created in 2020 as a nonprofit philanthropy to help New England musicians weather this Covid-19 shutdown of the music industry, and create an endowment that will go on to provide a safety net for years and decades to come.Eligibility and application information can be found on the fund's website.
Community Renewal Team RFP - Deadline April 2The Community Renewal Team, Inc. (CRT) seeks proposals for a public art mural project. Artists are invited to submit a proposal to provide a large-scale mural concept for CRT’s Women’s Empowerment Center a multi-service building at 330 Market Street, Hartford CT. All artists are encouraged to submit a proposal, but CRT is especially interested in artists from the Greater Hartford area.View the RFP here.
September 26-27, 2021
West Hartford Art League Fine Arts Festival !!!
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Call to artists and sponsors!
Join us on the grounds of our 87 year old non-profit arts organization at 37 Buena Vista Road in West Hartford.
This exhibit is open to fine arts only. Entries are classified by category and will be juried by working professionals and/or teachers in any of those categories.
Artists: Details on how to enter can be found HERE
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