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By Catherine GraffamNovember 9, 2017 0

Nothing is Permanent: Samson Projects’ Departing Exhibition

Anchoring the SoWa district of Boston on Harrison Ave is Samson, a veteran gallery venerated for showing contemporary and meaningful exhibitions over the last 14 years. Their current (and final) show, “Immigrancy” focuses on the concepts of mobility and movement…

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By Silvi NaciApril 17, 2017 0

Wild Child: Beverly Semmes

Since the 1990s, Beverly Semmes’s work has been at the forefront of contemporary art. Semmes’s work is situated at the nexus of American feminism, puritanism, and history of sculpture and craft. This work spans across disciplines and cultures, from photography,…

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By Karen SchiffApril 21, 2015 0

The Booth and Beyond: Art Fair Design and the Viewing Experience

It’s now an old story—art fairs contribute to globally homogenized tastes in art. Galleries travel around the world and bring their artists with them, so the same aesthetics start appearing in museums and collections everywhere. But what if the art…

Interviews

By Stephanie CardonFebruary 13, 2013 0

sübSamsøn: 1. Camilo Alvarez discusses the Samsøn residency program

Camilo Alvarez sübSamsøn is an artist-in-residence program developed by Samsøn owner and director Camilo Alvarez. An artist is invited to occupy a small studio in the basement of the Gallery’s 450 Harrison Avenue space in Boston for a duration…

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