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Big RED's Recs for This Week

Every week, Big RED picks out a series of gallery or performance postings from its free listings section. Here are our choices for the exhibitions to see this week:

Cambridge Art Association, University Place, 124 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge MA 02138
Art Fair: $200 and under
Through August 31, 2010

AXIOM Center for New and Experimental Media
REFRESH
Through August 28, 2010

the hallway gallery
GLASS SHOW
Through August 29, 2010

Nave Gallery
little critters
Through August 29, 2010

Montserrat College of Art Galleries - Frame 301
Karen Moss: The Commuter
Through August 30, 2010

Gallery321@Washington Street Art Center
Stitched, by Danielle Festa
Through August 28, 2010

MEME
Edythe Wright . Inspiron® and Unravelling
Through August 28, 2010

Montserrat College of Art Galleries - Schlosberg Gallery
Vanishing Point: Christopher Mir
Through September 25, 2010
Reception: September 2, 2010

Laconia Gallery
Lisa Costanzo: And a peculiar mourning it was
August 27 - September 26, 2010
Reception: August 27, 2010

Montserrat College of Art Galleries
The Morning Exciting
August 28 - October 23, 2010
Reception: September 2, 2010

POSTED BY CHRISTIAN HOLLAND ON AUGUST 26, 2010
Big RED's Recs for This Week

Every week, Big RED picks out a series of gallery or performance postings from its free listings section for Boston's Weekly Dig. Here are our choices for the exhibitions to see this week:

Cambridge Art Association, University Place, 124 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge MA 02138
Art Fair: $200 and under
Through August 31, 2010

Honan-Allston Branch, Boston Public Library, exhibit by Boston Photography Center
"Neighborhood Retrospective" - a photo documentary about Boston neighborhoods
Through August 25, 2010

AXIOM Center for New and Experimental Media
REFRESH
Through August 28, 2010

Bromfield Gallery
"Shine" by Women's Caucus
Through August 28, 2010

the hallway gallery
GLASS SHOW
Through August 29, 2010

Nave Gallery
little critters
Through August 29, 2010

Montserrat College of Art Galleries - Frame 301
Karen Moss: The Commuter
Through August 30, 2010

Gallery321@Washington Street Art Center
Stitched, by Danielle Festa
Through August 28, 2010

MEME
Edythe Wright . Inspiron® and Unravelling
Through August 28, 2010

Dance Complex, Cambridge
{TWO: Two Dancers, Two Solos, Two Duets}
August 21 - August 21, 2010
Reception: August 21, 2010

POSTED BY CHRISTIAN HOLLAND ON AUGUST 18, 2010
Big RED's Recs for This Week

Every week, Big RED picks out a series of gallery or performance postings from its free listings section for Boston's Weekly Dig. Here are our choices for the exhibitions to see this week:

Cambridge Art Association, University Place, 124 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge MA 02138
Art Fair: $200 and under
through August 31, 2010

Honan-Allston Branch, Boston Public Library, exhibit by Boston Photography Center
"Neighborhood Retrospective" - a photo documentary about Boston neighborhoods
through August 25, 2010

AXIOM Center for New and Experimental Media
REFRESH
through August 28, 2010

Copley Society of art
Summer Members' Show:
through August 26, 2010

Bromfield Gallery
"Shine" by Women's Caucus
through August 28, 2010

the hallway gallery
GLASS SHOW
through August 29, 2010

Montserrat College of Art Galleries - Frame 301
Karen Moss: The Commuter
through August 30, 2010

Gallery321@Washington Street Art Center
Stitched, by Danielle Festa
through August 28, 2010

MEME
Edythe Wright . Inspiron® and Unravelling
August 15 - August 28, 2010
Reception: August 15, 2010

OBERON, 2 Arrow Street, Cambridge, MA
Freaks & Geeks Burlesque Variety Night with Iron Heart Circus and DJ Flush
August 15
Reception: August 15, 2010

POSTED BY CHRISTIAN HOLLAND ON AUGUST 13, 2010
Big RED's Recs for This Week

Every week, Big RED picks out a series of gallery or performance postings from its free listings section for Boston's Weekly Dig. Here are our choices for the exhibitions to see this week:

Cambridge Art Association, University Place, 124 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge MA 02138
Art Fair: $200 and under
through August 31, 2010

Honan-Allston Branch, Boston Public Library, exhibit by Boston Photography Center
"Neighborhood Retrospective" - a photo documentary about Boston neighborhoods
through August 25, 2010

AXIOM Center for New and Experimental Media
REFRESH
through August 28, 2010

Parkman Bandstand on Boston Common
Othello
through August 15, 2010

Copley Society of art
Summer Members' Show:
through August 26, 2010

Massachusetts College of Art and Design
MSAE 2010 Thesis Exhibitions
through August 27, 2010
Reception: August 20, 2010

Gallery321@Washington Street Art Center
Stitched, by Danielle Festa
through August 28, 2010

POSTED BY CHRISTIAN HOLLAND ON AUGUST 09, 2010
Big RED's Recs for This Week

Every week, Big RED picks out a series of gallery or performance postings from its free listings section for Boston's Weekly Dig. Here are our choices for the exhibitions to see this week:

Cambridge Art Association, University Place, 124 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge MA 02138
Art Fair: $200 and under
Through August 31, 2010

Honan-Allston Branch, Boston Public Library, exhibit by Boston Photography Center
"Neighborhood Retrospective" - a photo documentary about Boston neighborhoods
Through August 25, 2010

AXIOM Center for New and Experimental Media
REFRESH
Through August 28, 2010

Parkman Bandstand on Boston Common
Othello
Through August 15, 2010

Copley Society of art
Summer Members' Show:
Through August 26, 2010

POSTED BY CHRISTIAN HOLLAND ON AUGUST 02, 2010
Hand Lotion

Blogger Atrios writes:
I don't know the best way to get more liberal policies and more liberal people in office, but I also don't think the fortunes of Obama and Democrats depend much on how loudly I clap. More than that, if the volume of my clapping is that important then people should be spending a bit more time and money ensuring that I've got an adequate supply of hand lotion to keep my hands in peak clapping form.

Some BR&S commenters have suggested that we don't have the influence that we once had, and that our hand-clapping is not loud enough. In response, I ask: how much have you donated to the local non-profits in our arts scene?

POSTED BY MATTHEW NASH ON JULY 30, 2010
Big RED's Recs for This Week

Every week, Big RED picks out a series of gallery or performance postings from its free listings section for Boston's Weekly Dig. Here are our choices for the exhibitions to see this week:

Caturano & Company Art Gallery at the Library at Bentley University
Lisa Houck and Andrea Golden
Through July 30, 2010

the hallway gallery
ROBERT FESTA, KASEY DAVIS APPLEMAN and DANIEL BACKMAN
Through July 31, 2010

Cambridge Art Association, University Place, 124 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge MA 02138
Art Fair: $200 and under
Through August 31, 2010

Photographic Resource Center
CRISIS AND OPPORTUNITY: Documenting the Global Recession
Through August 1, 2010

Honan-Allston Branch, Boston Public Library, exhibit by Boston Photography Center
"Neighborhood Retrospective" - a photo documentary about Boston neighborhoods
Through August 25, 2010

Samsøn
Mike Szegedi : Manufactured Sensibilities
Through August 1, 2010

OBERON
Conni's Avant Garde Restaurant
Through August 1, 2010

ARTSWorcester
Drawn to Life
Through August 20, 2010

POSTED BY CHRISTIAN HOLLAND ON JULY 25, 2010
Big RED's Recs for This Week

Every week, Big RED picks out a series of gallery or performance postings from its free listings section for Boston's Weekly Dig. Here are our choices for the exhibitions to see this week:

Art History 617
Gibson House Museum
Through December 31, 2010

Caturano & Company Art Gallery at the Library at Bentley University
Lisa Houck and Andrea Golden
Through July 30, 2010

the hallway gallery
ROBERT FESTA, KASEY DAVIS APPLEMAN and DANIEL BACKMAN
Through July 31, 2010

Cambridge Art Association, University Place, 124 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge MA 02138
Art Fair: $200 and under
Through August 31, 2010

Photographic Resource Center
CRISIS AND OPPORTUNITY: Documenting the Global Recession
Through August 1, 2010

Honan-Allston Branch, Boston Public Library, exhibit by Boston Photography Center
"Neighborhood Retrospective" - a photo documentary about Boston neighborhoods
Through August 25, 2010

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
The 15th Annual Boston French Film Festival
Through July 25, 2010

Arsenal Center for the Arts
Luke O'Sullivan
July 15 - August 29, 2010
Reception: July 22, 2010

Oberon, 2 Arrow St. Cambridge, MA. 02138
The Other Network - A Festival of Great Un-Aired TV Shows
July 20 - July 20, 2010
Reception: July 20, 2010

Photographic Resource Center
Documentary Night at the PRC!
July 22
Reception: July 22, 2010

POSTED BY CHRISTIAN HOLLAND ON JULY 14, 2010
Big RED's Recs for This Week

Every week, Big RED picks out a series of gallery or performance postings from its free listings section for Boston's Weekly Dig. Here are our choices for the exhibitions to see this week:

Art History 617
Gibson House Museum
Through December 31, 2010

UrbanArts
International HarborArts Outdoor Exhibition of Large-scale Work
Through December 31, 2010

Caturano & Company Art Gallery at the Library at Bentley University
Lisa Houck and Andrea Golden
Through July 30, 2010

the hallway gallery
ROBERT FESTA, KASEY DAVIS APPLEMAN and DANIEL BACKMAN
Through July 31, 2010

Helltown Workshop: 237 Commercial St. 2nd fl, Provincetown, MA
"Burn Out" The Art of Hot Rod
Through July 16, 2010

Photographic Resource Center
CRISIS AND OPPORTUNITY: Documenting the Global Recession
Through August 1, 2010
Reception: July 15, 2010

Honan-Allston Branch, Boston Public Library, exhibit by Boston Photography Center
"Neighborhood Retrospective" - a photo documentary about Boston neighborhoods
Through August 25, 2010

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
The 15th Annual Boston French Film Festival
Through July 25, 2010

Arsenal Center for the Arts
Luke O'Sullivan
July 15 - August 29, 2010
Reception: July 22, 2010

POSTED BY CHRISTIAN HOLLAND ON JULY 11, 2010
Farewell to Judi Rotenberg Gallery

If you were wandering down Newbury Street on Wednesday evening, you might have seen the above group of artists and friends crowding around Judi Rotenberg Gallery. The final event at the gallery -- one of the longest running galleries in Boston history -- was a sendoff dinner for the extended "family" of artists and friends. Toasts were given by Judi Rotenberg, who founded the gallery, and her daughter Abigail Ross Goodman, who took over nearly a decade ago and worked with Kristen Dodge to reshape the vision of the gallery.

Goodman promises to remain involved in the art community of Boston, supporting artists in other ways. Kristen Dodge will be opening her own gallery in New York later this year.

Photo by Liz Linder and courtesy of Rotenberg Gallery.

POSTED BY MATTHEW NASH ON JULY 02, 2010


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