Grove Hall In Color: A Community Celebration with Artists and Creative Friends Open to the public. For ALL Ages and Stages! When: Saturday, July 31st 1pm-6pm Where: 48 Geneva Avenue, Roxbury/Dorchester line, Grove Hall (the vacant lot across from the Grove Hall Public Library) Why: To Inaugurate “GROVE HALL’S ART MECCA and Honor Community Arts Icons” Who: MassArt’s sparc! […]
Event Category: Visual Arts
Cantabrigia Award
The inaugural Cantabrigia Award grants two writers or artists a $1,000 stipend and resources (in-house editing, design, and printing) valued at $4,000, geared towards the production of a publication. No submission fee! We are particularly interested in conceptually driven projects that include: artist books, essays, poetry, fiction, how-to manuals, public policy briefs, and more. Deadline to […]
Transformative Inspirations
Through studying the works of 3 filmmakers, we will learn the role of community and storytelling for Black Queer and Trans people. With a close look at themes, techniques and traditions utilized by directors Anne Lescot, Laurence Magloire, Marlon Riggs and Baillie Walsh, we will be able to explore the power of community globally and […]
Voices of the Future Exhibition: Presented by Artists for Humanity
Artists for Humanity Presents: Voices of the Future Exhibition, an outdoor art exhibition featuring works done by teen artists in the community, sponsored by Groma and hosted and catered by the Haley House Café and Bakery. The event will feature 20-30 pieces of artwork available for purchase by anyone, with proceeds to be donated to […]
THIS IS NOW! An Art Projection Series
THIS IS NOW! An Art Projection Series October 23-24-25/2020 in Uphams Corner, Nubian Square, Jamaica Plain, from 7:30PM-9PM. Over three consecutive evenings of inspired art, projected on well-known Boston landmarks—the talent, feelings and concerns of Artists For Humanity painters, designers, and animators will be shared for all to see! Our “intersectional” times call for our […]
Boston’s Apollo: Meeting Thomas McKeller at the Gardner
The Isabella Gardner Museum’s Visiting Curator of Performing Arts, Helga Davis, has created a special evening reflecting on the life and times of Thomas McKeller (about 1890-1962). The program delves into the complexity of the man and his legendary work with John Singer Sargent through historical record and creative embodiment. Get $5 off when you buy online, […]
Amplify Latinx: Three Kings Day Celebration at MFA First Fridays
Kick-Off 2020 at our Three Kings Day Celebration! Join us for a Three Kings Day celebration in partnership with the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. There is a lot to celebrate and we want you to be part of this special occasion! MFA First Fridays is on the first Friday of each month from 6–9:30 […]
You Might Be Right: New Paintings by Ingrid Scheibler
You Might Be Right: New Paintings by Ingrid Scheibler Piano Craft Gallery 793 Tremont St. Boston, MA (262) 215-7140 Gallery Hours Fri: 6-8, Sat. and Sun. 12-5, Jan. 3-26. Opening reception Friday Jan 3, 6-9 pm, Closing Reception, Jan. 26, 2-4 pm. Scheibler’s large-scale, bold and graphic paintings invite the viewer into the paintings’ energetic […]
Black Trust Arts & Lecture w Karilyn Crockett & Abigail DeVille
Black Trust Arts & Lecture w Karilyn Crockett & Abigail DeVille by Boston Ujima Project Date And Time Tue, October 29, 2019 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM EDT Location Thelma D. Burns Building 575 Warren Street Boston, MA 02121 This talk is free and open to the public. Link to RSVP: https://ujimablacktrustoct2019.eventbrite.com Join us for […]
HUEMAN: 25th Anniversary of Boston Fashion Week
BrandNUbia presents… HUEMAN BFW 2019: 25th Anniversary of Boston Fashion Week Friday, September 27, 2019 | 7PM-10PM Warehouse XI, 11 Sanborn Ct., Somerville, MA 02143 Join us for a night filled with – RUNWAY FASHION . MUSIC . ART . HUEMAN PORTRAITS . EXCLUSIVE SHOPPING & MORE!! Tickets available ONLINE ONLY: www.nubia-williams.com/events.html or go to […]
And Still We Rise Quilt Exhibit Honoring 400 Years of African American History
In historic Oak Bluffs, this nationally touring exhibit of contemporary quilts is from the Women of Color Quilters network. Each of the 42 quilts depicts a key moments or person from 400 years of African American history through the perspective and stunning fiber artistry of some of the country’s foremost quilt artists. “Not to be […]
Roxbury Open Studios October 6 – 7, 2018
The 19th Annual ROXBURY OPEN STUDIOS, features local artists with their latest expressions and creations! Visit 7 personal studios and 3 major group sites: Hibernian Hall, 184 Dudley Street, First Church – John Eliot Square, 10 Putnam Street, and AAMARP, 76 Atherton Street.Reception:Friday October 5 at the Museum of the National Center of Afro American […]
