New England Art News
Michael RoseA weekly listing of news and opportunities for artists in New England and beyond edited by Providence-based art gallerist and writer Michael Rose.
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New England Art News July 31
Happy Friday!
If you’re free tonight, please join me at Gallery 263 in Cambridge from 6:30pm-8:30pm for the reception of a special solo exhibition for super talented emerging artist Flora Ranis. I wrote a profile of Flora earlier this week...
New England Art News July 24
Happy Friday!
“I like large parties. They’re so intimate. At small parties there isn’t any privacy.” This memorable truism, spoken by Jordan Baker in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, is on my mind. Last night, I was at The Best of R...
New England Art News July 17
Happy Friday!
This week I am thinking about the social aspect of the art world. The intricacies of this are something that recur to me, an extroverted writer/curator type who spends a lot of time at openings, and events, and functions: a l...
New England Art News July 10
Happy Friday!
I hope you’re having a good week and this note finds you well. Summer can be a season of relaxation but can also be a period of feverish activity. I know many of you are preparing for exhibitions, classes, and other obligatio...
New England Art News July 3
Happy Friday!
It is going to be a very warm couple of days, in case you haven’t already heard. Local municipalities throughout the region are offering some valuable safety resources including access to public cooling centers. Boston is off...
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Michael Rose is an art gallerist, writer, and advisor based in New England.
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