2018 April

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By Raina BelleauApril 29, 2018 0

Review: 33° at David Winton Bell Gallery

Just as the last embankments of winter snow dissipated into rivulets in the corners of Brown University’s campus, five mural-sized photographs of polar icescapes materialized on its prominent building facades. Installed in conjunction with the more traditional gallery exhibition, 33°,…

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By Scout HutchinsonApril 26, 2018 0

On the Front Line: T.C. Cannon at the Peabody Essex Museum

During his performance Don’t Make Me Over at the Tufts University Art Galleries on March 15, artist Jeffrey Gibson (Choctaw-Cherokee) deconstructed Dionne Warwick’s 1962 hit song into a strange, cyclical chant, part incantation and part love ballad. The words he…

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By Mary BergsteinApril 24, 2018 0

Contemporary Master Drawings at Cade Tompkins Projects

Contemporary Master Drawings at Cade Tompkins Projects continues Tompkins’s mission of exhibiting compelling contemporary art. All of the drawings on view in Providence until April 28th were also presented in New York in Master Drawings New York 2018. Since its…

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By Ria BrodellApril 19, 2018 0

Inside/Out: Face to Face

The impetus for the Butch Heroes series was curiosity. I had a desire to find out how queer people survived throughout history—specifically, how I would have survived. Obviously, this is a futile question. There is, of course, no way for…

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By Emma KranerApril 18, 2018 0

What a Revolution Takes: Bouchra Khalili’s “Foreign Office”

Bouchra Khalili’s solo exhibition, now on view at the Radcliffe Institute, features a number of works from her 2015 project Foreign Office. The exhibition includes photographs of locations in Algiers that once housed various liberation movements, accompanied by a video,…

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By Josh FischerApril 12, 2018 0

Inaugural show at The Cost Annex: Interview with Robert Moeller and Taylor Davis

Inaugural pop-up exhibition at The Cost Annex 59 Wareham St (5th fl.), Boston MA Taylor Davis: Some Assembly Required Accompanied by an exhibition essay by art historian Martha Buskirk Friday, April 13 2018 (One night only!) 6:00 – 9:00 pm…

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Luke writing the gospel illuminated manuscript

By BR&SApril 11, 2018 0

Gertrude’s Salon Discussion: What is art writing today?

Last week, the Mills Gallery at the Boston Center for the Arts hosted the most recent of its informal, semi-monthly artist-generated/artist-hosted conversation series, Gertrude’s Artists Salon, which explores ideas that grow out of and into art. This installment, presented in…

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Video still of Traveling Dust by Javier Tapia and Camilo Ontiveros

By Evan F. SmithApril 4, 2018 1

The Map is not the Territory: A Decolonial Atlas at Tufts Art Gallery

A Decolonial Atlas: Strategies in Contemporary Art of the Americas places critical emphasis on the Americas as a region of densely interconnected artistic activity, focusing on artists from Latin and Central America while including Latino, Chicano, and indigenous artists of…

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