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Category Archives: Artist Showcase
Artist Showcase: Charley Saint Lewis
(Presidential Guide to Cartoon Birds(detail)) “When you’ve lived in Boston your whole life, your favorite sport becomes hanging out indoors with your friends at bars; just drinking and talking shit about whatever comes to mind. And for me, these conversations … Continue reading
Artist Showcase: Molly Segal
Before attending an Open Studios, I like to scan the list of participating artists for familiar faces. And for the unfamiliar, I visit their portfolio sites in order to preview works and loosely acquaint myself with their style. We all … Continue reading
The Art Map Boston
“One of the things that is most interesting to me about Boston is how disparate it is and how many different communities there are. So many come and go, of course, and some people criticize that as ‘oh people don’t … Continue reading
Spirited Showcase: Raul Gonzalez
(Hola) “I feel like I’m creating the work that I’ve wanted to create since I was a little boy. And the first influences I had as an artist, were artists who were either in comic books, on tv or in … Continue reading
The Belle of Boston Arts: Maggie Cavallo
The ever-expanding role of a curator requires that individuals wear a variety of figurative hats. Such chapeaux include art advisor, educator, installation expert, liaison, lecturer, project manager, and in Maggie Cavallo’s case, hip-hop mogul. Clearly.
Establishing the Relationship of Now – Charline von Heyl at the ICA
“What I want to do with a painting is establish this relationship of now. Y’know, that you are actually in the moment, in front of a painting, and something happens. And what I want to happen is for the space … Continue reading
Caleb Neelon’s Victory Garden
(Life in All Its Rich Variety, Caleb Neelon) If you live in Boston, by now I’m sure you are quite familiar with the work of Caleb Neelon. No stranger to press and a master of the marketable hustle, Caleb has … Continue reading
Artist Showcase: Beth Dacey
“Each painting begins with a vintage, black and white photograph that captures an incidental moment in time. The shadows, poses, and fragments, from an unknowable past, feel compelling to me; and while I paint from someone else’s gaze, the images … Continue reading
The Sketches of Autumn Ahn
Autumn Ahn is a local artist whose work was exhibited at the FLUX. Offline Show this past fall. She has been living in and traveling around Greece for the past few months as a part of an amazing artist residency … Continue reading
Artist Showcase: Martha McCollough
I try to make it a point to attend First Fridays at SoWa Artist Guild a few times a year, and after the 3rd or 4th visit I would say you begin to get the hang of it. Your manuevering … Continue reading