TOUCHY FEELY

An online group exhibition

On View Until May 30, 2020

Gallery 263 is pleased to announce Touchy Feely. In this moment of social distance, our safest option is to stay away from others. It’s a necessary precaution, but many are experiencing the feelings of isolation and disconnection that this remoteness can cause. To remind us of the community we have, and will one day see again, Gallery 263 is showcasing the work of Massachusetts-based artists and students. Touchy Feely supports the belief that, even as we are sequestered, a thriving art community still stands strong.

Sale of Work

If you are interested in supporting these artists during this challenging time, please inquire with the artists directly through the contact information associated with each piece.

Gallery 263 does not require a percentage of the sale, but a small donation from the artist is encouraged. As a small nonprofit art space, we depend on our communities’ support to keep our programs running, our staff supported, and our mission-driven impact flourishing.

Theme: A Shared Experience: COVID-19

Inspired by these unprecedented times, this work approaches universal stressors with individualized approaches, both analyzing and reacting to the impact of the current pandemic.

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Marcus Parsons, Any Hope?

Digital Painting, Scalable (digital); suggested print size: c.28W x 20H, $500, mlparsons3@gmail.com

Rainey Tisdale, Distancing, 2020

Collage (found paper, pigment ink), 11" x 8.5", $100, raineytisdale@gmail.com

Jocelyn Shu, April 4, 2020

Graphite, watercolor, collage, and glitter on paper, 3.75" x 2.5", $100, shu.jocelyn@gmail.com

Elizabeth Wilkinson, Our Space

Manipulated photograph, 24" x 16", $100, elizabeth.wilkinson@gmail.com

Olivia Gravel, Untitled

oliviagravel@gmail.com

Zack Wray, The Love Letter

Oil on panel, 5"x7", $800, zw.wray@gmail.com

Navid Abedzadeh, Soledad tan profunda

Digital Photograph, 24" x 18", $400, navid@mit.edu

Elizabeth Hopkins, Upward

Archival inkjet print, 24" x 17" (framed), $300, eahopkinsphotography@gmail.com

Edward Lilley, CRISIS

LED lights mounted on a board, 6' X 2', Tedlilley@aol.com

Kara Patrowicz, Quarantine Still Life

Marker, colored pencil on paper, 8.25" x 5.75" inches, $500, kara.e.patrowicz@gmail.com

Joshua Duttweiler, We Are

Digital print, 8.5" x 11", $100, joshua.duttweiler@me.com

Devin Wilson, Meet the Cast: Puppet Devin

Photography, Variable Dimensions, dgwilson@bu.edu

Zoe Schein, Click

Pen and ink, 24" x 11", $600, scheinzoe@gmail.com

Lauren Jones, Sonder

Mixed media, original print, 16" x16", $45, Lauren.jones77@go.cambridgecollege.edu

Jose Carrero, City Life

Oil, 36" x 18", $2000, jcarrero@massart.edu

Mike Ryczek, Perilla

Oil on panel (framed), 24" x 18", $1800, mryczek@gmail.com

Cara Foster Karim, Halal Fried Chicken

Mixed media, 20" x 24", $600, cara@fosterkarim.com
Kyle Browne and Laura Kathrein, 6 Feet
Sculpture, video, movement
Runtime 4:20

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Gallery 263 advances the artistic endeavors of makers and performers, while fostering public engagement, enrichment, and exchange. Functioning as a creative nexus, Gallery 263 provides a contemporary voice for the arts in Cambridge and our regional communities.

Gallery 263 exhibits are free and open to the public.