Thursday, January 25, 2024

STEVEN ZEVITAS GALLERY, December 22, 2023 to January 27, 2024 exhibits artists: Isabelle Higgins Sandrea Lovelock Williams Hannah Rust Papay Solomon Ji Zou

STEVEN ZEVITAS GALLERY

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STEVEN ZEVITAS GALLERY



FINAL WEEK:

New New England

December 22, 2023 - January 27, 2024

 



Isabelle Higgins

Sandrea Lovelock Williams

Hannah Rust

Papay Solomon

Ji Zou

Steven Zevitas Gallery is pleased to present New New England, a group exhibition featuring nine new paintings made by five exceptional artists working within New England. The exhibition will be on view from December 22, 2023 to January 27, 2024.

 

Each painting in New New England features a central figure, but the subjects’ environments, facture, and histories differ radically. Collectively, they demonstrate the breadth of psychic states the human figure can conjure in painting. Papay Solomon examines the divide between heritage and adopted culture; Ji Zou explores NSFW content and digital identity; Hannah Rust opens the door to magical thinking in a time of climate catastrophe; Isabelle Higgins dwells on the comfort of seeing a friendly face after a long day; and Sandrea Lovelock Williams invites us to join a celebration of life for a loved-one lost.


Isabelle Higgins (b. 1996 Malden, MA)is a Boston based painter, who completed her BFA in Painting at the Massachusetts College of Art & Design in 2019. Recent solo and two-person exhibitions include Between You and Me with LaMontagne Gallery (Boston, MA), The Spectacle Of It at The Basement (Cambridge, MA), and The Portrait Project with Ayida Gallery (Boston, MA). She was awarded the Yale Norfolk Residency in 2018 and attended Vermont Studio Center Residency in 2019. Higgins is a recipient of The 2019 Marcia Lloyd Auction Award, the 2018 George Nick Prize and the 2018 Rob Moore Grant in Painting.

 

Sandrea Lovelock Williams (b. 1972 Jamaica) lives and works in Milton, MA. She is an MFA candidate with the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. She presented a solo exhibition in 2020 with the Milton Public Library (Milton, MA). Recent group exhibitions include CAA National Prize Show with the Cambridge Art Association (Cambridge, MA), Heirlooms and Stories with Lab Central (Cambridge, MA), and Faye Chandler Emerging Art Exhibition at Boston City Hall (Boston, MA). She will be features in New American Paintings upcoming Northeast Issue #170.


Hannah Rust (b. 1998 Beverly, MA) lives and works in Boston, MA. She graduated from Massachusetts College of Art and Design with a BFA in Painting in 2023 and was a recipient of the George Nick Prize, an award given on the basis of merit and selected by a blind jury led by MassArt Professor Emeritus George Nick. Rust was recently featured in a two-person exhibition with The Distillery Gallery (Boston, MA), titled Hoping Machine.


Papay Solomon (b. 1993, Guinea) is currently an artist in residence with The Lunder Institute for American Art (Waterville, ME). Recent solo exhibitions include AS WE ARE with The Something Machine (Bellport, NY) and Nightmares Americana with Steven Zevitas Gallery (Boston, MA). His work belongs to several institutional collections, including the Museum of Fine Arts (Boston, MA), High Museum (Atlanta, GA), and Phoenix Art Museum (Phoenix, AZ).  He was the cover artist for New American Paintings West Issue #138


Ji Zou (b. 1994 Columbus, OH) lives and works in Providence, RI. Zou is an MFA Candidate at the Rhode Island School of Design. Recent group exhibitions include A Room With A View at Vardan Gallery (Los Angeles, CA), FEMBOT with The Hole (New York, NY), A Happy Beginning with Latitude Gallery (New York, NY), Soft Fragments with Land To Sea NYC (Brooklyn, NY), and Swelter with Steven Zevitas Gallery. Zou was the cover artist of New American Paintings MFA Issue #165.


Please email liz@stevensevitasgallery.com with questions or inquiries.


STEVEN ZEVITAS GALLERY

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Eleanor Harwood Gallery's Closing Exhibition, January 27th Three Sheets to the Wind, Out on a Limb, Martin Machado

Martin Machado's beautiful exhibit closes at the end of the week. We very much hope you can see it in person. If you are unable to visit, please see the installation images below.

About Martin:
For over two decades Martin has had his feet in two very different endeavors, that of the art world and of the maritime industry. His labor on the water has taken him around the globe on international containerships, commercial fishing vessels, and sailing boats. The ports and the people he has worked alongside have become intertwined with the layers of his art, a visual story-telling that is based on his own experience, but reaches back to the history of maritime exploration and our core human connections to the sea.

For questions and inquiries please contact:
Eleanor Harwood
+1 415 867 7770
eleanor@eleanorharwood.com

Eleanor Harwood Gallery
1275 Minnesota Street, Suite 105
San Francisco, CA 94107

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Lakeshore Art Fesival (MI) June 29-30, 2024 Application Deadline 2/1/24

Lakeshore Art Fesival (MI)

June 29-30, 2024

Application Deadline 2/1/24

Apply Here

Call to Artists

WHAT: Lakeshore Art Festival

WHERE: Downtown Muskegon, Michigan

WHEN: June 29-30, 2024 | 9am - 5pm

NOTEWORTHY:

  • Highly ranked Festival by Sunshine Artist and ArtFair Calendar
  • Past attendance 55,000
  • June 28th and early morning June 29th set-up
  • $3,000 fine art/fine craft cash awards
  • Extensive PR and marketing
  • Booth Sitters
  • Overnight security
  • Warm and professional staff dedicated to the arts
  • Jury fee: $35
  • Booth fee:
  • $275 Fine Art / Fine Craft Booth Fee (10'x10')
  • $195 Craft / Artisan Food Market Booth Fee (10'x10')

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS on ZAPP

Application Deadline: February 1, 2024

Artist Notification: March 1, 2024

Booth Fee Due: April 5, 2024

 

If you have any questions, please contact Teairra Clark, at director@lakeshoreartfestival.org or call 231-726-0724


Vist our Website for more information

The Lakeshore Art Festival is a unique mix of arts, crafts, food and family fun in historic downtown Muskegon, Michigan. Guests will enjoy a juried fine art and craft fair as well as vibrant streets brimming with unique artisan food products, children's activities, entertainment and more! With convenient affordable parking, outstanding accommodations and restaurants nearby this is a must-attend event!


Fine Art / Fine Craft: Art in the Park

Art in the Park is held in historic Hackley Park, a green landscaped square block that features beautiful trees and flowers, interior and perimeter sidewalks, historic sculptures and a center circle. It is located in the heart of downtown Muskegon's Heritage District, home to the Muskegon Museum of Art, Lakeshore Museum Center, Monet's Garden, Hackley Library, and Frauenthal Center for the Performing Arts.


Craft Fair / Artisan Food Market 

The Craft Market will flow through beautiful downtown Muskegon and will include only handcrafted goods or pre-packaged artisan food items. Absolutely NO buy and sell. The streets and boulevard provides for spacious walkways and are adorn with vibrant flowers, trees and lush green grass. 

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