Artist News | November 2020

CORE ARTIST NEWS

Kathline Carr has work in Darkest Before Dawn: Art in a Time of Uncertainty at Ethan Cohen KuBe at 211 Fishkill Ave., Beacon, NY. Curated by Raul Zamudio and Ethan Cohen. The exhibition runs from November 1, 2020 to January 30, 2021, with an opening reception November 1, 12 - 5pm.

Marie Craig is the juror for Hopkinton Arts Center's fifteenth annual "Arts in Bloom" exhibition, which will be on view November 13 - December 19, with an opening reception November 18.
Craig's photograph Progress Road is included in “Portals: Windows, Mirrors, and Doors,” an exhibition juried by Elizabeth Avedon at PhotoPlace Gallery in Middlebury, Vermont. The exhibition runs from November 26 - December 26.

Kay Hartung has work in “RED 2020” at Katherine Schultz Gallery, Cambridge Art Association, 25R Lowell Street, Cambridge, MA. The exhibition runs November 4 -20.

Virginia Mahoney has two works in "Chemical Exchanges," a New England juried exhibition at Beacon Street Gallery, presented by the Brookline Art Center at 1351 Beacon Street, Brookline. The exhibition runs November 20 - December 18. No opening reception is scheduled. The gallery is open Monday - Saturday, 11am - 7pm, Sunday 1-5pm.
Mahoney has work in “Created Equal“ at Arlington Center for the Arts, 20 Academy St., Arlington, MA. The exhibition runs September 25 - November 6 with a virtual opening reception October 8, 7-8 p.m.

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.

Ponnapa Prakkamakul has work in the Chemical Exchange exhibition at Beacon Street Gallery, 1351 Beacon Street in Brookline. The show at the gallery runs from November 20 to December 18 with an online gallery here.

The 3-person exhibition “Flickering at the Edge of Anthropocene,” curated by Darren Lee Miller, will feature work by photographers Barry Underwood and Kathy Vajda and video installation art by Allison Maria Rodriguez. These three artists contemplate our entry into the Anthropocene, an era when human activity is the dominant influence on the environment. This exhibition will take place at Blockfort Gallery in Columbus, Ohio from October 2 - November 21. You can access the exhibition catalog here.

Steve Sangapore has works in the Holiday Small Works Member's Show at the Copley Society of Art in Boston, MA. The exhibition runs November 12 - December 25.

Melissa Shaak is exhibiting online as part of Waltham Virtual Open Studios, November 7-8, from 12-6pm. The event's programming will be broadcast at www.walthamopenstudios.org.
Shaak is one of three artists creating a collaborative painting live, in-gallery, as part of "Jamaal Eversley's Real F.R.I.E.N.D.S" exhibition at Beacon Gallery in Boston's South End. The exhibition runs through November 1, 2020.

Rebecca Skinner will host an open studio at her space located at 25 Washington Avenue in Natick, MA. The open studio is from 5-8pm on Friday, November 20 and from 2-5pm on Saturday, December 5.

Linda DeStefano Brown has work in the juried show, “For the Love of Earth,” at the W Gallery, 57 Andrew Ave, Wayland MA. This exhibit will be on display from November 1-December 31. The gallery is open on Saturdays and Sundays, 1-5pm. The exhibit will also be posted on the gallery's website: www.artswayland.com.

Nan Hass Feldman has her whole studio showing for the months of November and December at the Fenway Open Studios, 30 Ipswich St, Boston, MA. Here is the link to see all: http://artoujours.com/FenwayStudios_Open2020.html

Shany Porras’ work, Translation No. 1 of “Les Folies d’Espagne” (M. Marais), is part of a juried exhibit titled “In the Zone,” online at Morini Gallery, September 1-December 31. "In the Zone" is curated by Fountain Street Gallery’s Core Member Denise Driscoll.

Kristiina Roberts Almy has work in the upcoming November exhibition “For the Love of Earth” at the W Gallery, located at 57 Andrew Ave, Wayland, MA. This exhibit will be open for viewing in the gallery from 1-5pm on Saturdays and Sundays from November 7, 2020 -January 3, 2021. For more information visit: http://www.artswayland.com/ .
Almy has work in The 26th Annual Juried Exhibition at Zullo Gallery located at 456A Main Street, Medfield, MA. The exhibition runs September 19-November 7. Zullo Gallery hours: Saturday and Sunday, 12-5pm.

Jamaal Eversley’s “Real F.R.I.E.N.D.S” is a group exhibition presented by Boston’s Beacon Gallery. Eversley convened the twelve featured artists, created collaborative pieces with each one, and conceptualized the show to demonstrate the power of friendship through artmaking. The exhibition, which includes painting, metalworking, ceramics, textile, poetry and mixed media creations, will run September 4 - November 1.

Sian Robertson, who creates art from used maps, is currently the Fall Artist In Residence at Higgins Art Gallery at Cape Cod Community College. As part of the residency, Robertson will create an 8 x 11.25 ft. map installation. There will be a virtual tour of her Higgins Art Gallery show "One World," as well as an interview with the artist conducted by curator Nathalie Ferrier, on Thursday November 12 from 3- 4pm. Register for the event on the Higgins Gallery website.

Annex member Anne Russell has work in “RED 2020” presented by the Cambridge Art Association. The exhibit is viewable online and physically installed in two parts at the Kathryn Schultz Gallery, 25R Lowell Street, Cambridge, MA (by appointment). A virtual opening reception on Zoom is on November 5 from 6:30-7:30pm. Exhibit dates are November 4 - December 17. Anne’s Instagram: @annerussell.art

Rebecca McGee Tuck will be doing an artist talk and studio tour via Zoom hosted by Atac: Downtown Arts and Music (formerly Amazing Things Arts Center in Framingham). " Process" is a series of talks with artists and performers who speak to whichever part of their process they choose, with equal time for audience questions and comments. This event is on November 12 at 7:30pm. It will be streaming on Amazing Things Arts Center Facebook Live or you can purchase tickets as a donation to Atac for five dollars Here.
Tuck has work in "Red, White, and Blue" at the Loading Dock Gallery in Lowell, MA. The exhibition runs from October 2- November 1 with a reception to be held along with the 6th (TBD whether it will be online or in person).
Tuck has a sculpture, "Mare, Terra, Vento," in the Art Ramble 2020 Water Change: Where Spirit, Nature, and Civilization Meet in the Hapgood Wright Town Forest in Concord MA. This outdoor sculpture exhibit is hosted by the Umbrella Visual Arts Center. The exhibition runs from September 1- November 8 with small artist talks planned throughout September taking the place of an opening.
Tuck has work in The Eighth Annual One: A Members' Exhibition at ArtsWorcester's main gallery. The exhibition runs in person and online from September 10- November 8.
Tuck's work is also in "Go Outdoors," a public art installation of painted doors on the The Bruce Freeman Rail trail in Concord, MA. The doors will be displayed along the bike trail from July 1- November 1.