"Free Spirit" Arts Winged Helicopter Seeds Take Creative Flight In "The Samara Series" Sabiha Al Khemir’s work with samara seeds reflects her own migratory pattern and the influences of Islamic art. By Editor
AMP Founder Ellen Griesedieck building the Watch Project. All photos provided by AMP. Arts What Time It Is? At AMP, About 13,000 Watches Worth Of Volunteer Hours At American Mural Project’s new installation, every watch belonged to a person who gave their time to help someone else. By Jamie Larson
Arts Art Installation Demands Thoughts, Prayers And Action At Five Points "Thoughts and Prayers" project speaks volumes about the hypocrisy of the oft-repeated phrase. By Editor
Leslie Ferrin at Ferrin Contemporary in 2023, with works by Chris Antemann, Lauren Mabry, and Sergei Isupov. Photo courtesy Ferrin Contemporary; John Polak Photography Arts Ceramics Gallerist Leslie Ferrin Tracks Her 40-Year Journey In “Are We There Yet?" The exhibit is a testament to Ferrin's longevity and commitment to artistic production and career development. By Editor
A "wild-fired" cup by Commanday Arts Creation, Destruction, And Recreation: The Life And Work Of Ceramicist Ramah Commanday After a wildfire destroyed her California home and studio, ceramicist Ramah Commanday is recreating her life in Germantown. By Jamie Larson
The Big Tuna mobile printing press. Photo courtesy BIG INK Arts Five Points Arts Print Festival: A Celebration Of Woodblock Printmaking The first-ever event in Torrington is partnering with BIG INK in a festival of large-scale woodblock printmaking. By Editor
Katy Rodden Walker Arts “Enmeshed” At Installation Space Inspired By An Unseen Species Katy Rodden Walker’s installation in North Adams makes us ponder what we can learn from nonhuman species. By Editor
Elisa Soliven Aster Bust 5 at LABSpace Arts Season Preview 2023: Art Shows Tibetan art and an Edvard Munch exhibition kick off the art shows around the region this season. By Editor
Installation view of “Body High." Photos: Hans Soderquist Arts At LABSpace, A Visual Feast Of Radical Bodies And Isolated City Landscapes “Body High” and “Dee Shapiro: Peripheral Visions” explore the carnal versus the industrial. By Editor
AMP's unique viewing and now listening space. (Photos provided by AMP) Arts The American Mural Project Amps Up Music Events Live@AMP brings new musical energy to one of Connecticut's most unique art spaces. By Jamie Larson
Gallerist Kenise Barnes beside Mary Tooley Parker's "Spare Room," 2022, hooked tapestry, 36x49 inches Arts At Kenise Barnes Fine Art, “Cozy” Is The Operative Word The gallery’s current exhibition, “Cool & Collected ‘23” offers a retreat from the disquiet of this third pandemic winter. By Editor
Natalie Tyler Arts The International Year Of Glass, Reflected By A Berkshires Artist Natalie Tyler's "WildFire" sculpture stands sentinel over the United Nations. By Editor
