Putnam & Pearl – Gallery 263

October 6, 2021/by Allison Gray

Meet One of the Small Works Project Artists: Michael Stepansky

September 9, 2021/by Allison Gray

Meet One of the Small Works Project Artists: Lydia Kinney

August 13, 2021/by Allison Gray

Meet One of the Small Works Project Artists: Andrew Fish

June 29, 2021/by Allison Gray

Meet One of the Small Works Project Artists: Julia Emiliani

June 22, 2021/by Allison Gray

Meet Gallery 263’s Summer 2021 Artist in Residence: Mosheh Tucker

June 10, 2021/by Allison Gray

Meet One of the Small Works Project Artists: Mark Diethelm

June 3, 2021/by Allison Gray

Gallery 263’s Father’s Day 2021 Gift Guide

May 21, 2021/by Allison Gray

Meet One of the Small Works Project Artists: Kara Patrowicz

February 4, 2021/by Allison Gray

Artmaking in the Time of COVID-19

December 5, 2020/by Allison Gray

Support Artists this Holiday Season

October 10, 2020/by Alexandra Photopoulos

Gallery 263 Remembers Jeff Gardner

August 27, 2020/by Allison Gray

Gallery 263 Participates in AREA CODE Art Fair with Artist Marla McLeod’s Work on View

August 24, 2020/by Allison Gray

Tomashi Jackson Creates New Work at Gallery 263

December 2, 2019/by Allison Gray

Sadie Gustafson-Zook: Her Music and Influences

August 20, 2019/by Allison Gray

Meet the Residents Series: Jeffrey Nowlin

August 19, 2019/by Allison Gray

Meet the Residents Series: Jamison Cloud

August 9, 2019/by Allison Gray

Meet the Residents Series: Emily Manning-Mingle

July 29, 2019/by Allison Gray

Meet the Residents Series: Jack Milligan

Tetons and the Snake River After Ansel Adams

January 14, 2019/by Allison Gray

A Complicated Relationship: Ansel Adams and Landscape Aestheticization

October 31, 2018/by Ben Wallace

Light in Music: A Synesthetic Experience

September 28, 2018/by Allison Gray

Coming Together at an Intimate Cambridge Music Venue

July 31, 2018/by Ben Wallace

Meet the Residents Series: Woomin Kim

July 20, 2018/by Ben Wallace

Meet the Residents Series: Graham Yeager

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Putnam & Pearl is Gallery 263’s journal presenting artist profiles, community news, and compelling stories from the gallery and the Greater Boston Area.

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In "To Wade in Troubled Waters," Mosheh Tucker / @

In "To Wade in Troubled Waters," Mosheh Tucker / @the.artist.mosheh incorporates Haitian Vodou and the cultural history of the African-Atlantic community to create layered works. With Haitian lineage and a practice that features elements of Haitian culture, the artist wants to highlight how others can help with recovery efforts in Haiti. For those wanting to make a difference, he suggests donating to the following organizations.
• Ayiti Community Trust / @ayiticommunitytrust
• Fokal / @fokalayiti
• Mandodo / @mandodo_fdn
• Hope for Haiti / @hopeforhaiti

🎉 TONIGHT, 6–8 PM! Join us for an exhibition

🎉 TONIGHT, 6–8 PM! Join us for an exhibition reception for "To Wade in Troubled Waters," a solo show by Mosheh Tucker / @the.artist.mosheh. The work on view was created by the artist during his time as the Gallery 263 Artist in Residence this summer. In “To Wade in Troubled Waters,” Tucker focuses on what lies beneath the surface to explore the relationship of the ocean to the transatlantic slave trade. We kindly ask that you wear a mask 😷. Learn more at the link in our bio.

🗓 On View: August 16–August 28, 2021
🗓 Reception: Friday, August 20, 6–8 PM
⏰ Gallery Hours: Monday–Friday, 4–7 PM; Saturday, 1–4 PM

🎨 Workshop announcement! Join Gallery 263 Artis

🎨 Workshop announcement! Join Gallery 263 Artist Member Mursal Nazary / @mursal_nazary on Saturday, September 18 for a workshop that focuses on how to capture a sense of light, color, and space in still life painting. Attendees should bring their own water-based painting materials. Tickets are free. If you would like to share your appreciation for this workshop, there is a suggested donation of $30.

➡️ Registration is limited. Visit the link in our bio to secure a spot!

As part of our Small Works Project, we are intervi

As part of our Small Works Project, we are interviewing the twelve Massachusetts-based artists who have work in our flat files and on our website. Our most recent interview is with Andrew Fish / @andrew_fish_studio, a Somerville-based artist who makes figurative paintings. In addition to enjoying Fish's paintings in the flat files at the gallery, you can soon view his work locally in “Retro Pictures,” an exhibition opening on September 9 at @childsgallery.

➡️ Read the interview at the link in our bio.

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