By DAVID O. AVRUCH The 100-plus lithographs, drypoints, mezzotints, woodcuts and linocuts that comprise Rhythms of Modern Life: British Prints 1914-1939, at the MFA until June 1, are labors of love. For example, producing a linocut with four colors meant…
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RHYTHMS OF MODERN LIFE: BRITISH PRINTS 1914-1939 @ THE MFA
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ANNE KRINSKY @ SOPRAFINA
By DAVID O. AVRUCH Anne Krinsky’s show at the Soprafina Gallery, “Diagonal Thinking,” offers 16 works on paper and panel and a friendly, accessible aesthetic. Fourteen of the works, from whose titles the show draws its name, are variations on…
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DRAWING THE LINE @ MILLS GALLERY
By DAVID O. AVRUCH Likely owing to my ADD pedigree, exhibitions comprised of nothing but drawings tend to be underwhelming experiences. Inked nudes on textured paper, oversize charcoal portraits, sketches of furniture… Why? Good art can come in any medium,…