Putnam & Pearl – Gallery 263

March 8, 2022/by Allison Gray

Meet One of the Small Works Project Artists: Annielly Camargo

February 14, 2022/by Allison Gray

Meet One of the Small Works Project Artists: Alexa Cushing

January 10, 2022/by Allison Gray

Meet One of the Small Works Project Artists: Camilla Kathleen Campos Maloney

December 20, 2021/by Allison Gray

Meet One of the Small Works Project Artists: Kit Curry

November 19, 2021/by Allison Gray

Meet One of the Small Works Project Artists: Jason Montgomery

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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“Tip of the Tongue" is only on view for a few mo

“Tip of the Tongue" is only on view for a few more days! Visit us to see the show before it closes on Saturday, May 21. Learn more at the link in our bio.

📷: “Good Luck Lane” by Connor Noll / @selec

📷: “Good Luck Lane” by Connor Noll / @select.ion_. The artist shares, "I make photographs of found text because I’m heavily influenced by words. I am attracted to these signs because I’m always able to find personal messages within them, as if they were put there exclusively for me. Then I wonder, what messages do others get from them?"

⏳ This Saturday, May 21, is the last day to see this image and the rest of the work on view in "Tip of the Tongue," a group exhibition juried by @santiago_cucullu. Learn more at the link in our bio.

🎥: A clip from "Reading in the Dark" by Nate Ma

🎥: A clip from "Reading in the Dark" by Nate Massari / @natemassari. The artist shares, "A playful use of language is essential to my work -- whether using contemporary languages like emojis, making text nearly illegible, or titling pieces with freshly made up words, the viewers are robbed of the conventions which make language a means of communication." See this full video and more in "Tip of the Tongue," a group exhibition on view at the gallery through May 21. Learn more at the link in our bio.

🚨 There are only two more weeks left to submit

🚨 There are only two more weeks left to submit to our Artist-in-Residence program! 🚨

We invite artists of all media and experience levels to apply for this opportunity, which will take place this summer. The residency is a non-live-in opportunity and will be awarded to one artist who will have sole use of our 700-square-foot space and amenities. The residency, which includes a $250 stipend, will culminate in a one-week solo showcase.

🗓 Deadline to Apply: May 22, 2022
🗓 Residency Dates: July 11–August 20, 2022
🗓 Solo Showcase: August 22-28, 2022
➡️ Apply online at the link in our bio.
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Image: Former Artist-in-Residence @the.artist.musa

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