Selected by curators, our ten New England Artists to Watch reinvent their chosen media to bring viewers the unexpected in 2018.
No two snowflakes are alike, and thanks to one man—Vermont farmer-turned-photographer Wilson A. Bentley—you can see it for yourself.
A few standouts from Take Magazine‘s photo shoot with Hartford dancer Arien Wilkerson that we couldn’t fit into print.
Additional photos of Susan Schwalb‘s metalpoint work, plus scenes from the studio where she perfects this Renaissance art form.
Take a peek at select outtakes from our fashion shoot with the inventive Providence accessories company House of Cach.
This summer Western Mass’s Lupinewood collective got its groove on in a fundraiser thrown at SPACE Gallery in Portland.
Heat up with Peabody Essex Museum’s Historic House Crush summer block party, with Bim Skala Bim, local beer, and more.
With intricate paintings styled like Catholic holy cards, Ria Brodell honors butch heroes through history.
Worcester’s brightest multi-use art space, the Sprinkler Factory, welcomes guest curators and live performances.
Klausland tells the story of Klaus Postler, a New England collage artist full of joyful generosity and intense focus.
