As you cross the threshold of the doorway, it suddenly becomes very dark. The sounds of crickets chirping and coyotes howling echo in your ears as you find yourself inside… Read More →

Pedro Reyes is a Mexican artist who repurposes old metal to create skinny musical instruments from another world – they appear functional but remain stripped down, created out of necessity.… Read More →

Roy Perkinson’s paintings take you places. They capture familiar surroundings and turn them into warm holidays, the paint detailed and accurate but still wet and with the physicality of the… Read More →

I met with Boston artist Brynn Dizack when she was nearly halfway done with “Madeline,” a conceptual piece made of hand cast cement bottles. She told me she had finished… Read More →

Otto’s new show at Hoxton Gallery will showcase his latest ribbon-influenced surreal works alongside the pieces he developed prior to, what he described as “simple stencils with sarcastic messages. “ The combination… Read More →

I can’t believe April is already here, especially since that means my time interning for Artscope Magazine has ended. Each week I’ve covered two events or galleries for the Zine… Read More →

Boston, MA – The Boston Ballet’s current show, “All Kylián,” features three acts that combine ballet with modern dance and performance art. Every dance reinterprets and expands on the one… Read More →

The first and third floors are light open airy spaces, but the second floor is sectioned off into individual installations that immerse you in the mind of each artist. You… Read More →

She sits in the back of a Jeep, gorgeous and ambivalent with a pink shirt glowing against her body drawn in black outline, white paper left bare to become her… Read More →

Simple still life scenes that overflow with intricate detail have become Barney Levitt’s signature style. He creates collages of interesting items and interprets them in paint, always remaining faithful to… Read More →