“Planar Shifts”
Mother Brook Artists at Atlantic Wharf Gallery
290 Congress St. Boston
April 21 – July 5, 2026
Reception Thurs., April 23, 5-7pm
(Come see my new mixed media and fibre works!)
Features artists who use parts to compose a whole, deconstruct “wholes” into parts, or blend abstraction and representation in innovative ways. Participating artists: Hillary Babick, Terry Boutelle, Nicole deLisle, Susan Denniston, Amos and Ronni Eisenberg, Angela Fiori, Remmi Franklin, Marilyn Mase, Jo Soshnick, Elizabeth Slayton, and Bryan Taylor.

Art in Bloom and Resident Artists Exhibit at Mother Brook Arts Center
123 High St., Dedham, MA
May 14 – June 20, 2026
Juried show curated by Michael Rose of New England Art News
Preview Party and Fundraiser May 14, 7-9pm
Mother Brook Arts and Community Center
123 High St., Dedham, MA

For more information about the Preview Party |https://www.motherbrook.org/events/preview-party-small-works-sale-k5ak6|Preview Party|click here|.

Join us on Thursday, May 14, from 7 to 9 PM for an exclusive first look at our Art in Bloom and Resident Artists exhibition and the opportunity to purchase original artwork before the exhibition opens to the public.
The evening will feature live music, complimentary bites, and the opportunity to meet the participating artists. A cash bar will offer wine, beer, and a signature floral cocktail inspired by the spirit of Art in Bloom. Guests may also participate in a wine pull fundraiser for the chance to take home a surprise bottle.
Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door, on sale here .

www.mosesianarts.org/product/2253?v=3011
Altered States: Transformation in Art
and Spring Soiree juried Silent Auction
at the Mosesian Center for the Arts, 321 Arsenal St., Watertown, MA
May 15–June 26, 2026
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 28, 5:30–7:30 PM
The exhibit investigates ideas of transformation and change. Work represents transformation conceptually such as changing one’s perspective, identity, spirituality or even social changes or changing cycles in nature. Or transforming materials, utilizing processes and techniques that create physical changes in the artwork modifying its meaning and physicality.
More info: www.mosesianarts.org/product/2253?v=3011

*NOTE: * I will not be participating in Mother Brook Open Studios this spring, but come visit 75 other fine artists and crafters. Painter Mike Ryczek will be showing in my studio 19B.
For more information, see www.motherbrook.org/events/spring-os26

Mardi Reed, Prints and Watercolors
Sat. May 30 – Fri June 26
at Studio 53 Gallery & Art Space
53R Tyndale St., Roslindale, MA
Reception - Sunday, May 31, from 3 to 5 pm
Mardi offers a free Visual Journal Workshop Sat 6/6: 1-2:30pm. Contact mardi@puddingstonestudio.com for more info or to register.
Gallery hours
Sun 6/7, 2-4pm
Sat 6/13, 2-4pm
Sun 6/21, 2-4pm
Fri 6/26, 4-6 pm
and by appointment.
Printmaker and watercolorist Mardi Reed has always been inspired by nature and her
love of the outdoors, while running, hiking and walking her dog. Meditating and drawing in her journal regularly, she translates that into what she calls a visual metaphor of her interior life. Mardi explains “I try to convey the chi, the Chinese word for life force and energy, through journal drawing, paintings and printmaking.”

Upcoming in September: Painter Petri Flint

From the Provincetown news site PTownie.com, George Rodgers, arts editor, wrote: "As an artist, it’s not only what you see and how you see it, but how much you choose to let us see in your work. Terry Boutelle has given us the trees more than the forest here, and the effect is almost portraiture, with each trunk expressing its own personality. The ghostly light and hazy distance are foreboding – is this the glow and smoke of fire? I’ve never found birch trees more compelling." ptownie.com/art/art-we-love-landscapes-…%.

After 10 years of showing challenging, beautiful, and thought-provoking artwork, our beloved Art Market Provincetown Gallery has closed its doors. Gallerist Debbie Nadolney will maintain an AMP presence online, as well as occasional pop-up exhibits, so look for more artwork to come: www.artmarketprovincetown.com/