Zev Farber’s recent work takes the form of multimedia installations which present deconstructed, character-driven narratives that address the complexities of various types of systems. Farber produces work primarily utilizing digital technologies – photo, video, interactive media, and sound – in order to complicate notions of authorship and authenticity. Often, his work will emphasize the duality … Continue reading
SCRAPS A show of work incorporating discarded objects. The Distillery Gallery 516 E. 2nd Street South Boston, MA 02127 December 6th, 2013 – January 11th, 2014 Participating artists include MrNvr, Brigid Watson, Mary Sherman, Jennyfer Haddad, Bradford Rusick, Bobby Anspach, Sable Matula, Maria Molteni, Mallory Biggins, Caitlin Duennebier, Scott Chasse, Sarah Gay, Fish McGill, Shannon Wallack, Nick Zaremba, Kristin Texeira, Brian Hart, Adam O’Day, Patrick Peltier, Pat Falco, Dave Tolmie, Nineta, Eric Love, Beth Redmond Walsh, Ala Dehghan, Choi Dachal, Kathleen Bitetti, Rachel … Continue reading
Kelli Thompson (b. 1982, Monroe, LA) currently lives in Queens and works in Brooklyn, NY. She received her MFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts / Tufts University in 2009, and her BA from the University of New Orleans in 2006. Her work has been exhibited at locations including Greenpoint Gallery (Brooklyn, … Continue reading
Between States: Sam King and Matt Murphy Laconia Gallery 433 Harrison Ave Boston, MA 02118 December 6 – January 26 Continue reading
A new body of work is revealing itself. It’s doing so one action at a time. Mortality has long been the focus of my performances, and it’s still present. Previously, my work explored the concept of a body: what constitutes one and what its limitations are. The focus has now shifted towards its micro-elements, the … Continue reading
Another Utopia Andrew Mowbray LaMontagne Gallery 555 E. 2nd Street South Boston, MA 02127 November 9th–December 21st, 2013 Continue reading
After receiving a degree in Religion from Dartmouth College, Penn Young pursued a career as a playwright, producing work in New York, Boston, and Chicago. He was twice awarded a Pilgrim Project production grant, and held long term-relationships with NewTheatre, Boston and POETS Theatre, Chicago. Young initially began painting while still writing, and then made the … Continue reading
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