Dona Mara, Kay Hartung, and Heather Douglas are three members of New England Wax, a lively professional organization of New England artists who work with…
Recently I went to the MFA in Boston to see the Cy Twombly exhibit. I started by checking out the Frank Bowling exhibit on the…
Funerary Portraits from Roman Egypt: Facing Forward A Lecture, an Exhibit, and a Workshop Last week I had the opportunity to go to a lecture…
November and December are the perfect months to start your art collection! Have one already, why not enhance it? There are so many wonderful small…
When I began planning a trip to Italy for myself and my 21-year-old son, I started with 6 days in Florence, and a visit to…
by Kimberly Curry New England has long, cold winters. It forces you to be reflective. On this day, I recalled a sunny New England fall…
I recently viewed this duo exhibit at Southern Vermont Arts Center in Manchester, Vermont. There I was struck by the diverse and different approaches the…
Otty Merrill was recently interviewed by Camille Davidson. Tell me a little about yourself? I’ve been making art for many years although I am not…
Kay Hartung Breaking the Rules Fountain Street Gallery 460 Harrison Ave., Boston, MA November 28 – December 23 Reception – December 7, 6-8pm Nancy Spears…
Art and Politics
“I believe that the art we create has a message, intentional or not. I will no longer be dismissive of the statements we make. In making art, we convey our humanity. Which cannot help but be political.”