The Schoolhouse Gallery| Provincetown
October 7, 2024 - January 1, 2025
EXHIBIT DATES: August 30 - October 1, 2024
The Schoolhouse Gallery
494 Commercial Street | Provincetown, MA | 508-487-4800
Daily: 11-6 | Friday + Saturday: 11-8
EXHIBIT DATES: March 28 - May 12, 2024
ARTIST PANEL: Thursday April 4 @ 6pm
EXHIBITING ARTISTS: Jennifer Amadeo-Holl, Adria Arch, Allison Baker, Olivia Baldwin, Lisa Barthelson, Catherine Bertulli, Gregg Blasdel, Steven J. Cabral, Kim Carlino, Donnabelle Casis, Cyrille Conan, Maya Erdelyi, Cadence Giersbach, Kate Hale, Jai Hart, Damien Hoar de Galvan, Vanessa Irzyk, Bonny Leibowitz, Frances Lerner, Beth O’Grady, Destiny Palmer, Katrina Sanchez, Suzan Shutan, Karen Snouffer
GALLERY: 37 Lexington Road | Concord, MA 01742 | 978.369.2578
POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE 2024
All Postcards From the Edge proceeds support the programs of Visual AIDS.
Offered on a first-come, first-served basis, each piece is exhibited anonymously, and the identity of the artist is revealed only after the work is purchased.
Now in its 26th year, Postcards From the Edge is known within the art world as the most exciting and affordable way to add to a collection, offering a unique opportunity for buyers to acquire original, postcard-sized artwork for ONLY $100 EACH.
PREVIEW PARTY - IN PERSON | Friday January 19, 2024 - TICKETS
ONLINE PREVIEW: Friday January 19, 2024 - TICKETS
Since 1988, Visual AIDS has nurtured a community of 945 artists living with HIV and worked to preserve the legacies of those lost to AIDS. We have given $670,000 in direct grants to artists with HIV since 1996. We produce over 130 programs, screenings, and public events annually; have generated 30 publications since 2000; have commissioned 57 short films since 2014 through Day With(out) Art—held annually on World AIDS Day since 1989.
Postcards From the Edge is an opportunity for artists of all backgrounds to connect to the mission of Visual AIDS while sharing their work with new collectors; for collectors to be introduced to new work that moves them; and for our rich community to come together to support artists living with HIV and the legacies of those lost to AIDS.
Juried by John Colan
John Colan is a Professor at Montserrat College of Art and is Coordinator of the Graphic Design Program. He is the founder of HallSpace Gallery. He has worked as a design consultant for the Danforth Museum of Art, Polaroid Corporation, Tufts University Gallery, and the Somerville Museum.
To Benefit the THE DIMOCK CENTER: BOSTON PEDIATRIC AND FAMILY AIDS PROGRAM. Works of art donated by the artists. Each work available for a $350 donation
The Dimock Center, a private, non-profit agency has been in continuous use as a health facility since its establishment in 1862 as the New England Hospital for Women and Children.
Dimock is Boston’s largest minority-owned, comprehensive community health + human services agency designated as a federally qualified health center caring for a primarily minority, low-income population.
RECEPTION: Thursday, September 28, from 6:30-8:30pm
Exhibition dates: September 22 - November 17, 2023
UVA Unbound Visual Arts - Arthaus Gallery
43 North Beacon Street, Allston, MA 02134
Curator: Jessica Hernandez
RECEPTION: Thursday, July 13 from 4 - 6 PM.
Exhibition dates: July 6 - August 12
The Copley Society of Art
158 Newbury St, Boston
Curator: David Lloyd Brown, former Dean of the SMFA | School of the Museum of Fine Arts
Fitchburg Art Museum: 87th Regional Exhibition of Art + Craft
RECEPTION: Friday, June 23 @ 6-8pm
Exhibition Dates: June 23 - August 27, 2023
Fitchburg Art Museum
185 Elm Street, Fitchburg, MA 01420
Phone 978.345.4207
Curator: Chenoa Baker, Assoc.Curator, Beacon Gallery
RECEPTION: Thursday, June 22
Exhibition dates: June 22 - July 27, 2003
"B" Dry Goods
679 Franklin Avenue, Brooklyn
Thank you - Gabriel Boyers
To Benefit the THE DIMOCK CENTER: BOSTON PEDIATRIC AND FAMILY AIDS PROGRAM. Works of art donated by the artists. Each work available for a $350 donation
The Dimock Center, a private, non-profit agency has been in continuous use as a health facility since its establishment in 1862 as the New England Hospital for Women and Children.
Dimock is Boston’s largest minority-owned, comprehensive community health + human services agency designated as a federally qualified health center caring for a primarily minority, low-income population.
Season Highlights | The Schoolhouse Gallery | July 1 - 20, 2022 | Exhibition Video
Jennifer Amadeo-Holl | Amy Arbus | David Hilliard | Paul Stopforth | Nona Hershey
Pasamanos | 5x7”
Clara & Dedalus Wainwright: Offshoot Collaborations
Mags Harries & Thyra Heder: Offshoot Collaborations
Exquisite Corpse Invitational: Alcove
Gallery Kayafas
460 Harrison Avenue
Boston, MA 02118
617-482-0411
https://www.gallerykayafas.com
To Benefit the THE DIMOCK CENTER: BOSTON PEDIATRIC AND FAMILY AIDS PROGRAM. Works of art donated by the artists. Each work available for a $350 donation
The Dimock Center, a private, non-profit agency has been in continuous use as a health facility since its establishment in 1862 as the New England Hospital for Women and Children.
Dimock is Boston’s largest minority-owned, comprehensive community health + human services agency designated as a federally qualified health center caring for a primarily minority, low-income population.
Statues of Liberty - Exhibition Video | The Schoolhouse Gallery | July 23 - Aug 11, 2021 |
Jennifer Amadeo-Holl | Jeannie Motherwell | Ted Kincaid | Sarah Lutz | Anna Poor
Jennifer Amadeo-Holl | Varujan Boghosian, Romolo Del Deo | Salvatore Del Deo | Esteban Del Valle | Joseph Diggs | John Down | Rob Du Toit | Breon Dunigan | Vico Fabbris | Alan Feltus | Bob Henry | Penelope Jencks | Karen Ojala | Richard Pepitone | Jim Peters | Paul Resika | Steven Skollar | Tabitha Vevers | Erika Wastrom | 617-487-3512
To Benefit the THE DIMOCK CENTER: BOSTON PEDIATRIC AND FAMILY AIDS PROGRAM. Works of art donated by the artists. Each work available for a $350 donation
The Dimock Center, a private, non-profit agency has been in continuous use as a health facility since its establishment in 1862 as the New England Hospital for Women and Children.
Dimock is Boston’s largest minority-owned, comprehensive community health + human services agency designated as a federally qualified health center caring for a primarily minority, low-income population.
Source:: https://galleryschoolhouse.com/july-20-august-8-2018-2/
To Benefit the THE DIMOCK CENTER: BOSTON PEDIATRIC AND FAMILY AIDS PROGRAM. Works of art donated by the artists. Each work available for a $350 donation
The Dimock Center, a private, non-profit agency has been in continuous use as a health facility since its establishment in 1862 as the New England Hospital for Women and Children.
Dimock is Boston’s largest minority-owned, comprehensive community health + human services agency designated as a federally qualified health center caring for a primarily minority, low-income population.
Source:: https://galleryschoolhouse.com/july-20-august-8-2018-2/
Jennifer Amadeo-Holl | Amy Arbus | Kahn & Selesnick | Lynne Kortenhaus | Anna Poor | Rebecca Doughty | Ellen Rich: Schoolhouse Gallery, 494 Commercial St, Provincetown. 508-487-4800 | Daily 11-8
Jennifer Amadeo-Holl | Amy Arbus | Kahn & Selesnick | Lynne Kortenhaus | Anna Poor | Rebecca Doughty | Ellen Rich: Schoolhouse Gallery, 494 Commercial St, Provincetown. 508-487-4800 | Daily 11-8
Opening day: Sat January 28: events begin at 3pm
Opening day: organized by Lauren Barnes & Shanekia McIntosh
Exhibit co-Organized: Kristen Dodge and Kate Gilmore
Schoolhouse Gallery
494 Commercial Street
Provinceton, MA
Sept 16 - Oct 26, 2016
Summer Crush / Best of Summer: Part 1
The Dog Show
Gallery 14
249 A St., Boston
January 7 - February 19, 2016
Reception:
January 21, 2015, 5-7pm
The 24th Drawing Show – Feelers
Curator: Susan Metrican considers the possibilities of existing in a two-dimensional reality through drawing’s inherent encounter with flatness.
The exhibition draws its title from Edwin Abbott Abbott’s novel Flatland, a 19th century sci-fi examination of dimensions in which Abbott describes a two-dimensional world occupied by geometric figures. Metrican notes that in this novel, “the squares, octagons, straight lines and so on are all governed by the rules of their flat world, and their behaviors and customs reflect their limited reality as they can comprehend it. In Flatland, to be a ‘feeler’ is to determine one’s surroundings by reaching out to touch it with appendages.” … more text about the Curator & show here…
Five Points Gallery
Torrington, CT
August 6 - September 5, 2015
FPAC Gallery
300 Summer St. Boston 02210
Gallery Talk: Wed June 24: George Foreman III
This series, titled The Possibles, explores the familiarity and strangeness inherent in abstraction, and the potential for simple shapes to trigger memories and emotions. Their first impression should be of simplicity, as when one recognizes a friend from far away by the distinctness of their shape alone, and one's first impression, uncompounded, is, "ah, that is X," and then comes the trickle of reflections, leading to thoughts no longer simple. So that to look again at X on the horizon, or to look again at the painting on the wall, would be to feel that while we may have only glimpsed a bit of matter, a shadow of something, we have also visited a place where image and energy alternately fuse and divide. My hope is to make tender but formidable, paradoxically harmonic paintings that may be inexplicable and yet speak.
