'East of the West': Middle East artists
When the subject of Asian Pacific Islander culture comes up, the Middle East is not the first region that comes to mind, which is exactly why the organizers of the 11th annual United States of Asian America Festival wanted to make sure that corner of the...

Art Review: Hair-Raising Convergence of the Mystical and the Mundane
Still-life paintings, portraits, scenes from the lives of saints and biblical images form a rich, uneven stew of a show at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

The Day the Lights Went On
Dan Flavin’s 1964 breakout show, in meticulous reproduction.

Diane Romanello
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Art in the Garden (Fri, May 16)
10:00 AM-5:00 PM, Tower Hill Botanic Garden: Milton Gallery, Stoddard Center, 11 French Drive, Boylston, MA
The first exhibit in Tower Hill Botanic Garden's "Art in the Garden" 2008 Exhibition Series opens on Tuesday, May 13 with the hauntingly beautiful photographs taken by Dominick Marcigliano, and the sensually detailed sculptures created by Arlene Fins. Dominick Marcigliano is a photographer whose current portfolio features photographs of art and architecture; or as the artist terms it "objects people see everyday but may not notice." His work has been exhibited at ArtsWorcester and other venues. Marcigliano is the Executive Director of the East Side Community Development Corporation in Worcester, and a past recipient of the Greater Worcester Community Foundation's Renaissance Award. Complementing the photographic essay is the work of Arlene Fins, a sculptor whose the hand-wrought bronze figures are emotive masterpieces. Fins, a resident of Acton, Mass., has an extensive education in the arts, including a long career as an illustrator and a degree in Theater Arts & Music. "I love to create sculptures that express something of the human condition," says Fins, "For me, each piece is an exploration of human energy, character, and feelings...I want to find the right gesture, tilt of the head, facial expression that will reveal what person the sculpture was meant to be." Her work has been exhibited at the DeCordova Museum, the Cape Cod Art Association National Exhibition, the New England Sculptors Association, and many other venues. Cost: Included with admission; $10 Adults, $7 Seniors, $5 Youth, Free to children under 6 Through Sunday, Jun 22.

Mad For Cars
Author Wallace Wyss may be more well known for his books, articles, and photography on fine automobiles, but did you know about his cross over into fine art? Wyss describes the transition as accidental, and perhaps in auto racing accidents are bad, but as the late Bob Ross has often said, "In painting there are no mistakes, only happy accidents." In this interview veteran author Wallace Wyss talks about his first steps as an emerging artist.

Fecal Face Dot Gallery thrives in S.F.
One recent Wednesday afternoon, John Trippe sits alone in the back corner of the Fecal Face Dot Gallery, responding to e-mail on his laptop. "Look at this," he says, pointing at a long list of unread messages. "And this is just my personal e-mail. I haven't...

Steve Hanks
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Senior Thesis Show (Fri, May 16)
9:00 AM-9:00 PM, Clark University: Traina Center for the Arts, Schiltkamp Gallery, 950 Main Street, Worcester, MA
An exhibition of work presented by graduating seniors who have undertaken an honors project in Studio Art.
THE SCHILTKAMP GALLERY in Traina Center for the Arts is open- Monday - Thursday 9AM-9PM
Friday 9AM- 4PM
Saturday 12-4PM
Sunday 12-9PM
Opening Reception- April 23 @ 4:30pm Sponsored by: Studio Art/ClarkArts. Cost: Free Through Sunday, May 18.