Artist News | July 2020

CORE ARTIST NEWS

Jim Banks has work in the 2020 National Prize Show at Cambridge Art Association in Cambridge, MA. An online exhibition and sale runs May 14 – July 30. A physical exhibition runs June 11 - July 30. The opening reception has been canceled.

Marie Craig has curated "Time to Play," an online exhibition at six feet, a collaborative photography project that began as an urgent call to photographers everywhere to share personal and intimate images from within this time of social distancing and confinement. The exhibition is ongoing on the six feet website.

Virginia Mahoney has work in the 2020 National Prize Show at Cambridge Art Association in Cambridge, MA. An online exhibition and sale runs May 14 – July 30. A physical exhibition runs June 11 - July 30. The opening reception has been canceled.

Vicki McKenna has twenty images in “Portrait of a Community” at the Community Building of the United Christian Church in Lincolnville, ME. The building is located at 18 Searsmont Road, Lincolnville Center, ME. The exhibition is scheduled to run from June through the Fall. The exact opening date and reception are dependent on Maine’s guidelines for opening non-essential businesses.

Allison Maria Rodriguez has work in “After Spiritualism: Loss and Transcendence in Contemporary Art,“ a group exhibition at the Fitchburg Art Museum curated by Lisa Crossman on display from February 8 - September 6. The exhibition is inspired by Spiritualism’s aim to connect the living with the dead for comfort, guidance, and enlightenment.

Rebecca Skinner has work in "On the Surface" at the Attleboro Arts Museum. The exhibit runs June 18-July 16, 2020. This exhibit will now be held virtually.
Skinner has work in the "2020 National Juried Exhibition" at the First Street Gallery. The exhibition runs June 18-July 11. This exhibit will now be held virtually.

Sylvia Vander Sluis has sculpture in the 2020 National Prize Show at Cambridge Art Association in Cambridge, MA. An online exhibition and sale runs May 14 – July 30. A physical exhibition runs June 11 - July 30, 2020. The opening reception has been canceled.

Nan Hass Feldman is having hand-made clothes and masks made from her paintings by a Montreal company, Le Galeriste, where the fabric is dyed, sewn, and shipped. Fine Art Clothes will be available at: https://www.art-a-porter.com/en/nan.hass.feldman.

Kristiina Almy has work in "On the Surface," an online exhibition at the Attleboro Arts Museum, 86 Park St., Attleboro, MA. The exhibition runs June 18 – July 16 at: www.attleboroartsmuseum.org.

Rebecca McGee Tuck has her work included in "Through the Window" at The Warwick Center for the Arts in Warwick, RI. The exhibition runs from June 27-August 8 with a virtual reception and awards ceremony on July 9 from 6-7:30pm.
Tuck's work is also in "Go Outdoors," a public art installation of painted doors on The Bruce Freeman Rail trail in Concord, MA. The doors will be displayed along the bike trail from July 1- November 1.
Tuck has her work in the national juried show "On The Surface" at The Attleboro Arts Museum In Attleboro, MA. This show will be online due to the restrictions. Please follow this link to see the Exhibition from June 18-July 16.