Mark your calendar -- Saturday, December 6th from 3-8pm! Twenty painters will be participating and showing work that is 10 x 10 inches exclusively.
Artists: Carlo Russo, Jeremy Durling, Adam Vinson, Leo Mancini-Hresko, Matthew Saba, Jeremy Miranda, Tony Bevilacqua, Kyle Bartlett, Kelly Carmody, Nicholas Anthony Mancini, Margaret Langford Sweet, Brett X. Gamache, Andrew Fish, Michelle Arnold Paine, Nick Ward, Michael Compton, Aurelie Galois, Frank Strazzulla, Jonathon Nix, and Sally Ladd Cole.
Sally Ladd Cole 'Bold Wave' 30 x 20 inches Oil on Linen
Matthew Saba '1931' 20 x 16
Scott Bartner 'Hedwig Profile' 16 x 12
Carlo Russo 'Abandon' 26 x 24
Maggie Siner 'Table & Apricots' 30 x 26
Join us at the Cyclorama at the Boston Center for the Arts from March 27th-30th for AD 20/21: Art & Design of the 20th & 21st Centuries. We'll be showcasing works from artists Jeremy Durling, Joshua Flint, Terry Miura, Michelle Arnold Paine, Gregory Prestegord, Daniel Robbins, Carlo Russo, and Mary Sauer.
This year's fair -- in its 7th year -- is the feature event for Boston Design Week 2014! The first annual design week "seeks to increase public awareness and appreciation of all aspects of design, foster recognition of the vital role design plays in our lives, and bring new audiences to a wide array of design industries and organizations." What better way to support that mission than by attending AD 20/21 which brings together a variety of exhibitors offering contemporary fine art, photography, jewelry, handmade furniture, decorative arts, sculpture, drawings, and more.
AD 20/21 kicks off Thursday, March 27th from 5:30-8:30pm with the Gala Preview -- a catered event with music, a first look at all of the fine art and designs, in addition to a complimentary catalog and readmission throughout the weekend. All proceeds benefit the Boston Architectural College, New England’s largest independent, accredited college of spatial design. Gala tickets are available for $250.
Weekend hours are as follows:
Friday, March 28th: 1pm - 8pm
Saturday, March 29th: 11am - 8pm
Sunday, March 30th: 11am - 5pm
The fair also features a number of special programs and guest speakers throughout the weekend.
Tickets are also available at the door for $15. We look forward to seeing you all at Booth #3!
Join us this Saturday, June 22nd from 11am-3pm as we participate in The Foundry Equation -- a one-day art initiative & open house! We will be showcasing work by Waltham-based and Boston-born artist Leo Mancini-Hresko and Italian artist Daniele Cestari who recently spent time in Boston capturing the city.
Located at 101 Rogers Street, The Foundry is a 52,000 square foot building that was once a pump manufacturing facility, a motor freight station, and an aircraft parts factory among other things. Donated to the City of Cambridge nearly two years ago, the building has remained empty since. Due to growing worries about the building, the city is finally taking a good look at what would be the best use for the space. While 10,000 sq. ft. has already been designated as "community space" there is still a bit of uncertainty about what to do with the rest of the space.
Here's where we come in! The city has granted permission to hold a one day event in the space -- hoping to show off how creatively it can be used. Thankfully, even with short notice, the great minds at FLUX Boston, Opus Affair, Voltage Coffee & Art, and Yes.Oui.Si have banded together over the past week to organize what is sure to be a wonderful event! The art initiative and open house will feature a range of local creatives including artists, musicians, galleries, and numerous other art related organizations.
As Liz from FLUX Boston said:
"This isn’t a pipe dream. And 10,000 square feet of “community space” may just be the beginning. If enough troops are rallied, and enough buzz is generated, and enough $$$ ends up making enough ¢¢¢ to the city, the entire building could transform into a dedicated arts space; an art mecca right in the heart of Cambridge for students, performers, theater companies, teachers, musicians, arts organizations, and EVERYONE to enjoy."
