“Elements,” a juried group show at Newburyport Art Association
Jan. 31 – Mar. 1, 65 Water St., Newburyport, MA
Opening Reception: Feb. 8 (4-6 PM).
Interpretations of earth, wind, fire and water, as well as creative expressions that are essential and elemental to the artists own lives and experiences.
For more info: newburyportart.org/naa-events/2025-elem…
Or view the online gallery: newburyportart.square.site/shop/2025-el…

Eliot School Faculty and Staff Exhibit at the Joy Cochran Gallery
Feb 8-22, 2025
Reception and Artist Talks: Feb 8, 6:30 – 8:00 pm
The Footlight Club, 7A Eliot Street, Jamaica Plain
Come see the work of the artists who work and teach at the Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts in Jamaica Plain.

“Immigration: Joys and Hardships” at Roslindale Library
Jan 30 – Mar 15, 2025. 4246 Washington St., Roslindale, MA.
Artists Reception with poetry and artist talks, Feb 8, 2-4pm.
A juried show exploring themes of immigration.
Film: Feb 13, 5:30 -7:30: New Immigrant and Refugee Visions.
Short documentary films by Immigrant Filmmakers from CS Films.

“Life on Earth” An Exhibit Curated by Gail Bos at JP Licks, Jamaica Plain, Winter 2025 (leaving soon).

This exhibit is a celebration of the human experience here on earth, and a consideration of what is at stake in the face of climate change.

Pulling together a wide range of artists, the exhibit presents images of home, ancestral immigration, the beauty of the ocean and the consequences of the rising sea levels, and our engagement with the natural world. The Curator, Gail Bos invites visitors to appreciate the uniqueness of each work, to take in the variety of images and mediums, and to engage with the exhibit with curiosity and by making their own associations.

Exhibitors include:
Ginny Zanger, watercolor on yupo
Ann Turley, oil on panel
Susan Thompson, fiber art, mixed media
Marnie Sinclair, mixed media, assemblage
Janet Kawada, sculpture
Mary Harman, fiber art
Pat Burson, weaving
Terry Boutelle, mixed media painting
Gail Bos, mixed media, sculpture, painting
Phyllis Bluhm, mixed media on paper, oil painting

"Only in America," Schoodic Art Center,Sept-Oct 2024
Orono Church of Universal Fellowship, 82 Main St, Orono, ME
Travelling group show highlighting gun violence. Organized and curated by Mary McCusker. Sponsored by Moms Demand Action of Maine. See the virtual exhibit here.
Stay tuned for future locations.

"Elements: Monoprint Paintings by Ginny Zanger* April 6-May 4, 2025. 53R Tyndale St., Roslindale, MA. Reception and Artist Talk April 11, 5-7pm. www.ginnyzanger.com.
Elements will be on view Fridays, Saturdays, and Sunday afternoons from April 6 through May 4, 2025 from 2-4 pm, and by appointment. Contact ginnyzanger@gmail.com or tboutelle@comcast.net. You can see more of Ginny’s work at Cove Gallery in Wellfleet, MA, Copley Society of Art in Boston, or at www.ginnyzanger.com, on Facebook and Instagram.

The brainchild of owners Terry Boutelle and Jim Zigmont, Studio 53 is envisioned as a gathering place for showing the work of local artists, building community, and nurturing creativity.

Mother Brook Open Studios, Sat-Sun, May 10-11, 2025 (11am-5pm)
123 High Street, Dedham, MA. Visit me at studio 19B (second floor) and dozens of other artists showing paintings, ceramics, metalwork, printmaking, mixed media, collage, sculpture and more.

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/