Julianne Swartz at the deCordova
Julianne Swartz’s work is full of contradictions. Within the first few minutes of walking through her new exhibition at the deCordova I had decided, perhaps fittingly, that this was the…
Author Brian Christopher Glaser
Brian Christopher Glaser
Brian is an artist, educator and Boston-native and is the Managing Editor of BR&S, coordinating the editorial activities of the publication. He has a BFA from Tulane University in New Orleans and his MFA in Sculpture from MassArt. Brian is also an Assistant Lecturer and the Instructional Media Specialist for the Sculpture and Digital Media disciplines at the University of Massachusetts Boston.
CLOSING: NK Gallery
After a nearly three-year run, NK Gallery, one of the SOWA District’s younger art galleries, will celebrate its final show and close its doors. Established in 2010, Kathy Halamka and…
ICA and SOWA Team Up for First Friday
Just months after trying their hand at the over decade-long tradition, the ICA Boston has joined forces with the SOWA district galleries to throw what they’re calling a “citywide First…
MFA Launches New Hampshire Student Membership Program
In an effort to further expand access to their collections, the Museum of Fine Arts announced that it will launch a new Membership Program directed at New Hampshire students. The…
Tectonic Visions between Land and Sea: Works of Kiyonori Kikutake at Harvard GSD
A new exhibit at the Harvard Graduate School of Design pays tribute to the work of visionary Japanese architect, Kiyonori Kikutake (1928-2011). In Kikutake’s first solo North American show the…
A Couple Things for Today
First is the announcement that “the Massachusetts House of Representatives as voted to recommend a state budget for the coming fiscal year that calls for $6.5 million for the Massachusetts…
Colin Rhys: Player
Just days after we confirmed that The Rhys Gallery is leaving town, owner Colin Rhys is featured on the cover of Stuff@Night in their “Players 2008” issue. Below is their…
Gallery shake-up
Last week I posted about the closing of Allston-Skirt Gallery. Other rumors have been kicking around, some confirmed and others still rumor. Today, Greg Cook has a great post about…