Eleven Art Exhibitions to See in Massachusetts This Fall

At the Portland Museum of Art, Jeremy Frey's Baskets Conjure the Past While Presenting a Warning for the Future

Department of Public Imagination’s Radical Guide to Rest and Relaxation

At Piano Craft Gallery, Ryan Horton Finds His Footing with "Ego & Insecurities"

 In “No Place Like Home,” Three Artists Present Fresh Perspectives on the Streets of Arlington

Another SoWa Departure: In Conversation with Abigail Ogilvy on the Closure of Her Boston Gallery

Firelei Báez: Unveiling the Pan-African Diaspora

Heather McPherson Grasps at Loss, Memory, and Dreams at the Distillery Gallery

Vivid Oblivion's New Performance Series Leaves "Some Kind Of Residue"

Exhibition of Envelopes Addressed by Notable Designers Fills the Drawers at Katherine Small Gallery

A New Mural by Thomas “Detour” Evans Provokes a Conversation About Where Public Art Belongs 

At Gallery Kayafas, Photography that Captures the Agency of the Incarcerated

Karma’s Maine Group Show “A Particular Kind of Heaven” Offers a Century of Skygazing

Love, Hijinks, and Fragile Groundwork: A Conversation with Ethan Murrow

Wu Tsang's "Of Whales” Conjures an Otherworldly Oceanscape at a Distance from the Real Thing

Moko Fukuyama Creates Microcosms From a Tackle Box

Two Sides of Summer: "Tara Donovan and Hamish Fulton" at Krakow Witkin Gallery

A Perch with Purpose: Jean Shin's Salvaged Trees Greet Birds and Visitors at Appleton Farms

A Revisionist History: Bats! at Peabody Essex Museum

At ODD-KIN, Jungil Hong Defies the Constraints of the Labor of Art-Making