Showing posts with label Boston. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boston. Show all posts

Thursday, July 21, 2016

YARD SALE!


FOR THE LOVE OF YARD SALES!!!!!

 Posters by Jack Schneider 2016

          Come and experience the yard sale of a lifetime. This unique exhibition will feature an assortment of art and objects produced by over 15 contemporary artists. Everything for sale will be listed at $150 and below. Free parking. 

I have my new deviled paintings and sculptures some other GEMS! 

JULY 29TH-31ST
Hours of Operation
FRI: 5:30pm-7:30pm (opening reception)
SAT: 10am-6pm
SUN: 10am-4pm


Carroll and Sons    http://www.carrollandsons.net/
450 Harrison Ave, Boston, Massachusetts 02118
Art Gallery

(617) 482-2477

Thursday, November 13, 2014

SMFA Art sale

    Corpse Reviver #2 5"x7" 
   Acrylic on watercolor paper 2014
   From the Series "Raise the Spirits"


     Horseradish 8"x10"
Acrylic on watercolor paper 2014
   From the Series "Raise the Spirits"


Humulus Lupulus (hops)
  14"x17" Screenprint on Bristol
2014

I have several pieces in the SMFA Art Sale this year, two prints and three paintings.
This show is so large there is something for everyone!
50% of the proceeds benefit student scholarships at SMFA. :)

Artist Directory—see the amazing breadth of work that is up for sale in 2014.

2014 Sale Dates
Thursday, November 20, 2014 (10 am - 8 pm) – opening celebration from 5 - 8 pm
Friday, November 21, 2014 (10 am-8 pm)
Saturday, November 22, 2014 (10 am-8 pm)
Sunday, November 23, 2014 (10 am-5 pm)

SMFA is located at 230 the Fenway, Boston MA

Click here for directions to MFA/SMFA »

Saturday, October 15, 2011

A Collection of Bostonia Collectives


A Collection of Bostonia Collectives

“A Collection of Bostonia Collectives” curated by Fish McGill

Those who believe artists can thrive toiling alone in their studio are
living a lie. Today’s success stories feature artists from many mediums
coming together to create projects impossible to conceive on their own.
These collections of collectives around the world team up and tackle large
scale public works of art, museum exhibitions, murals and much more.

Contemporary artists ranging from Friends With You to Jeff Koons to The Yarn
Bombers to Banksy and beyond all work in concert with their teams of
specialists to realize amazing projects. Nobody is going at it alone anymore
especially in the Hub of the Universe, the city with the Dirty Water, The
Capitol of the Commonwealth, the fair city of Boston Massachusetts.

Boston is the proud home of a collection of collectives creating an exciting
body of work. Each of these crews hop over the traditional paths of gallery
representation and getting work into museum collections in favor of silk
screened prints and shirts, live mural painting in new arenas for art, salon
style shows in restaurants and bars, knitting up and down sign posts,
creating superhero personas to live out through their art and much more.

You are invited to see this array of talent for the first time collected in
one spot specifically featuring collaboration amongst artists. See the ins
and outs of how they work together on projects. Enjoy their personal
drawings, paintings, photos and more. Get insight into the inspiring process
of working with a crew of fellow artists. Start a team of your own.

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Featuring work from:

Project SF
Anti Designs
The Miracle 5
Rifrakt Collective
Boston Artists Blog
Dispatch Work Boston Chapter
Paint Pens in Purses
Just Kidding
The Little House Studios
Dance Party Massacre
Ice Cream People
CloudKid Studios
FableVision
Beat Research
!ND!V!DUALS


DO NOT MISS THIS SHOW!
So may people working together and so much GOOD WORK!
a costume closing reception!!
Friday, October 28 · 7:00pm - 11:00pm

Lincoln Arts Project, 289 Moody Street, Waltham, MA

hours: October 5- 29, Wed-Fri 4-10pm, Sat 2-8pm



Sunday, July 17, 2011

Chain Letter

The Burning Bridges
My submission for Chain Letter

I’ve been asked to be in a group show this summer called Chain Letter. As per the concept of this show, I am supposed to invite 10 artists who I admire to also participate. You are one of my 10. I am inviting you to be a part of Chain Letter because I admire you.

I gotta say, I love the concept of this show. The Boston event was held at Samson Projects @ 450 Harrison Ave. http://www.samsonprojects.com/

"Chain Letter" is a global group show wherein 10 artists have been invited to participate. Those 10 then invite 10 artists that they admire. Those 10 invite 10 more and so on. This cycle continues for 30 days.

The result is an exponentially massive, artist-curated group show based entirely on admiration. We hope every admired artist on the planet will be included in "Chain Letter" this summer.

http://chainletter2011.com/



Ted Ollier, aka Mindhue Studio writes about the event here :
http://www.mindhuestudio.com/wordpress/archives/tag/samson-project

Joanne Mattera documents the event here:
http://joannemattera.blogspot.com/2011/07/update-chain-letter-show.html

Here are a few of my snapshots of the one night global event: