Writer/illustrator Tony DiTerlizzi brings his childhood obsessions full circle in an exhibit at the Norman Rockwell Museum.
Boston multimedia artist Erica Licea-Kane uses a pastry bag to create “object paintings” with multiple layers of meaning.
Multimedia artist David Teeple creates watery installations designed to examine our relationship with this precious resource.
Painter Julie Graham explores the unexpected intersection of art and architecture in her new exhibit, Incidental Matters.
Pittsfield architects Tessa Kelly and Chris Parkinson bring the tiny house aesthetic to writers’ studios via the Mastheads.
Boston, Massachusetts, artist Lavaughan Jenkins unites painting and sculpture to create unique reconstructed figures.
Barbara Ernst Prey super-sizes watercolor, a medium often reserved for smaller works, for MassMoCA’s new wing Building 6.
Seal Point painter John Walker paints Maine and its seacoast as he perceives it rather than as it necessarily is.
Marcus Ratliff uses the pieces of his previous four decades on Madison Avenue to create new art in his Vermont studio.
