Friday November 15th 2019 I.P.F.F. returns to The Brattle Theatre / Cambridge, MA / 7pm
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PLEASE TOUCH THE ART exhibit opens June 6th with panel discussion
Please Touch the Art
Please Touch the Art is a multi-sensory exhibition aimed at creating an immersive artistic experience that engages all of the senses. Not only does Please Touch the Art challenge visitors to consider how they may engage with a work of art beyond seeing, it also challenges visual artists to consider how their work engages a diverse range of audience members.
There are 52 pieces of art in this exhibition. As you navigate this exhibition, you are encouraged to take your time with each work of art. Many of the pieces tap into multiple senses including sight, touch, sound, and even smell! See how many senses you can engage with each piece. Also included in this exhibition is a humanities exhibit presenting a History of Blind Accessibility in the Arts. Please proceed up to the third floor after experiencing the artwork to experience a selection of artifacts and imagery related to over a century of innovation, adaptation, and inclusion.
http://www.mosesianarts.org/index.php/exhibitions/art/exhibits/please-touch-the-art
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3-D installation; “doppelgänger” on display Jan 25 – March 29 at the Mosesian Center for the Arts 321 Arsenal St, Watertown 02472
Perceptions of Self(ie) leverages art and technology to address equity, diversity and inclusion through a community building public art exhibition. The project will challenge perceptions around art making accessibility in today’s digital age by utilizing the ubiquitous “selfie” in conjunction with the more traditional self-portrait art form – both of which will be displayed side by side throughout the MCA galleries. The project includes a series of free workshops and a traditional call for art and culminates in an exhibit at the Mosesian Center for the Arts. The exhibition will take place in all three of our gallery spaces located throughout our 30,000sq ft facility and will extend through the community with the installation of large-scale posters and banners designed to feature the broad array of faces on view in the Perceptions of Self(ie) exhibition.
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Honan-Allston Library Art Gallery, 300 North Harvard St., Allston, MA 02134
Organized by Unbound Visual Arts
March 10 – April 27, 2018
Reception – March 10, 2018, 1:00 – 4:30 pm
Curated by John Quatrale, Brenda Gael McSweeney, PhD, advisor
Exhibition assistance – Si Chin, Emily Friedlander, Alexandra Kontsevaia, Lauren McLeanArtists include: Jean Aserkoff, Audrey Banks, Romani Berlekov, Si Chen, Tsun Ming Chmielinski, Linda Clave, Jennifer Jean Costello, Elle Cox, Joanne Desmond, Peg Ehrlinger, Francis Gardino, Adric Giles, Susanna Hilfer, Wendy Holmes, Tom Jackson, Amanda Kidd Schall, Heidi Lee, Yanni Li, Pauline Lim, Susan Loomis-Wing, Elisandra Lopes, Brenda Gael McSweeney, Nadia Parsons, Connie Pemberton Glore, Jeffrey Powers, Mick Provencher, Ruth Rieffanaugh, Edward Sokoloff, Mary Vannucci, Christine WinshipMarch 10th Program: Live music by pianist Mae Siu Wai Stroshane, complimentary appetizers, short artist and curator talks, and a slideshow prepared by the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows from Boston UniversityExhibit and publicity support from the Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies Program (WGS) at Boston University ,and the Gender & International Development Initiatives of the Brandeis Women’s Studies Research Center (GaIDI/WSRC) and the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows Program.See the Blog post UNITWIN Network: Gender, Culture, Development here.
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Buy this album, it comes with a plethora of new artwork by Adric Giles, and it also includes the realist music you’ve ever heard :
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MONDO FIASCO Friday April 25th MOBIUS Gallery
Tinderbox presents two evenings of performance art at Mobius Gallery 55 Norfolk Street Cambridge, MA 02139
Featuring MONDO FIASCO (Adric Giles, Clay Adamczyk, Edward Brandon Jr) on April 25th at 8:00pm
“… vibrant projections … abstract analog-video feedback … live experimental music … intense live drums, muddled and distorted field recordings of sonic resonance and heavily manipulated human voice…”
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JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE COLON (featuring Adric Giles)
An Hour long improv set with Edward Brandon Jr. recorded live on WZBC’s High Voltage Circumcision Show
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January 8 – February 20, 2015
Reception January 22, 5:30-7:30pm
The 30 Under 30 Exhibition is designed to display and encourage the dialogue of 30 young artists in the Boston area. This exhibition presents a diversified look at emerging artistic talent in Massachusetts.
Jurors: Cherie Clinton and Marie Craig, Co-Directors of Fountain Street Fine Art, Framingham, MA
Andrea Barone, Jeff Bartell, Emily Boucher, Shaun Clarke, Kate Drewniak, Jamaal Eversley, Chloe Feldman Emison, Rose Fristrom, Adric Giles, Suzi Grossman, Julian Guzman, Robin Hackett, Paul Hackett, Elizabeth Hatke, Vanessa Irzyk, Matt Jatkola, Alla Lazebnik, Owen Linders, Diana Lisanto, Haley MacKeil, Sarah May, Marc Morin, Grace Nicklin, Bryan Ramey, Alex Sewell, Cory Shea, Ian Tartasky, Chandra Taylor, Maiya Thorton-Hodge, Esther White
Sponsored by The Fuller Foundation
Arsenal Center for the Arts • 321 Arsenal Street, Watertown, MA 02472 more information visit : http://arsenalarts.org/visual/
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GRIT: The Urban Landscape
September 12 – November 1, 2014
[Upper & Lower Galleries]
opening reception: Friday, September 12, 2014 5:30 – 7:30pm
The Copley Society of Art (Co|So) is proud to present the national juried exhibition GRIT: The Urban Landscape. Juried by Paul Ha, Director of MIT’s List Visual Arts Center, GRIT unveils the raw fabric of the cityscape, delving into the interconnected nature of postmillennial life at its most fundamental level. Here, at the foundation of society, structure and chaos meld into one. GRIT is the examination of this intrinsic platform of the urban landscape.
PAUL HA :
DIRECTOR OF MIT’S LIST VISUAL ARTS CENTER
“In respecting the Copley Society’s curatorial vision for GRIT, I decided that these artists in the exhibition met their criteria the best. The artists chosen convinced me that though the urban area that surrounds, overwhelms, and confronts us each and everyday can be the grit in our lives, that we all can also find moments of unparalleled beauty and solace from that same exact environment. The exhibition proves that Boston is alive in the arts and that contemporary artists are out there every day using our great city as their inspiration and gives us a different way to look and experience our city.”
FEATURED ARTISTS :
Abiko, Aquilino, Baker, Belkakis, Bridges, Caemmerer, Campbell, Carland Cherubini, Choi, Connelly, Cook, Craig, Curran, Czerniejewski, Davis, Fan, Felton Ferry, Fisher, Flood, Foote, Fortini-Wright, Francis, Giles, Holiday, Holtz & Zadikow Hoon, Kemler, Kendrick, Krim, Lauric, Lickwar, Marshall, Michals, Peterson, Phelan Quintana, Stasiorowski, Weiss