Natasha Wescoat
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Don Li-Leger
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Pablo Picasso
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New England Survey (Mon, Oct 20)
Fruitlands Museum, 102 Prospect Hill Rd., Harvard, MA
Inspired by the poem, New England Mind by Amherst poet Robert Francis, this photography exhibition surveys contemporary landscape work inspired by the New England perspective. Featuring one artist from six New England states, artists include Barbara Bosworth, Tanja Alexia Hollander, Janet L. Pritchard, Thad Russell, Jonathan Sharlin, and Paul Taylor. New England Survey serves as an occasion and a location in which we can meditate upon on the grander, ineffable sense of place unique to this area. Many of the artists within this exhibition share a fascination with the subjective or ethereal aspects of the New England landscape, focusing upon a very specific locale within their regional landscape, often reminiscent of a 19th century landscape survey. While several of the artists evoke a sense of nostalgia in their subject matter or aesthetic approach, the photographs are both timeless and startlingly new. Cost: Free with Museum Admission Through Sunday, Dec 21.

Grace Hartigan, 1922-2008
Painter Grace Hartigan passed away two weeks ago and the world became the tiniest bit less interesting. She was 86, so had lived "a full life" as they say, although...

Wordless Wednesday - Happy Thanksgiving?
Atom Suit: Project: Desert 1, 1998 © Kenji Yanobe It is time to cook a turkey at my house. Let's see, was that one hour at 950°F, or 7 hours at 350°F?...

MMA Christmas Tree and Neapolitan Baroque Crèche
Two years ago photographer Robert Alan Espino graciously lent his time and talent to About.com Art History readers around the globe. Robert spent one morning at The Metropolitan Museum of...