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Anna Ziegler’s Photograph 51 at the Central Square Theater

Eighth Annual Juried Colleges of Worcester Consortium Art Exhibit at ARTSWorcester

In the early days of February, the ARTSWorcester gallery in downtown Worcester opened its doors to the Eighth Annual Juried Colleges of Worcester Consortium Art Exhibit. This show is a unique blend of paint, sculpture and photography by a number of young artists studying at schools around the city. (read more)

Neal Bell’s “Monster” at the Lane-Comely Theater Studio #210

“Monster” by Neal Bell, directed by Jim Petosa, is a full-bodied re-presentation of the enduring fable, first penned by Mary Shelly in 1818, of power run amok: Frankenstein. Lately, science has become so team and grant oriented that not many of us dream of brewing unique, not to say world-conquering, creations in our basement laboratories. Or maybe we do? (read more)

“Small Gods and Heroes”, A Prolific Exhibit from a Prolific Artist

We live in an age where oftentimes the wrong people are idealized. We put professional athletes on a pedestal one day, only to vilify them the next when they underperform or dance at a club after losing the big game. (read more)

thINK: Boston Printmakers Members Show 2010: Red Section

Initially made up of 181 prints when it was first displayed in its entirety at the Zullo Gallery in Medfield, Mass, the “think: Boston Printmakers Members Show 2010” has subsequently been split into three separate shows — the Red, Blue and Green collection — and has been showing across the United States at both commercial and college galleries. (read more)

Artists use the tools of business to meet the market challenges of the economic slump

Artists Donna Dodson and Andy Moerlein are building a market for their work despite the slow economy. They are proving that they can succeed in the creative market by applying the tried and true methods of commercial enterprise: build name recognition, seek clients outside the familiar gallery setting, keep the attention of their established collector base, look for overseas opportunities, and encourage brand loyalty. (read more)

Inside the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s New Wing

The press day for the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s was a whirl of personalities, expectation, art, architecture and commercialism. For me, the star personality was the Pritzker Prize winning architect Renzo Piano. He charmed everyone with his eloquence and humility as he stood in the middle of the new, sleek music hall and thanked all the people who contributed to its final design from the acoustics expert to the director of musical programming, to the board. (read more)

Anna Ziegler’s Photograph 51 at the Central Square Theater

Eighth Annual Juried Colleges of Worcester Consortium Art Exhibit at ARTSWorcester

Neal Bell’s “Monster” at the Lane-Comely Theater Studio #210

“Small Gods and Heroes”, A Prolific Exhibit from a Prolific Artist

thINK: Boston Printmakers Members Show 2010: Red Section

Artists use the tools of business to meet the market challenges of the economic slump

Inside the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s New Wing

‘Mans and Other’ leads to ‘What She Saw’ at Albright Gallery

Karla Little’s Not-So-Little Fine Furnishings Show

Tracy Letts’ Superior Donuts at the Lyric Stage Company of Boston

Captors at the Huntington Theatre Company

Octopi Gallery Mural brings Street Art Indoors

Aphrodite and the Gods of Love at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Degas and the Nude at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Ken Gonzales-Day: Profiled at the Koppelman Gallery

Going Places at Albright Art Gallery

New Happenings at the New Art Center in Newton

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