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Cambridge, MA 02138-3724
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Sponsored by 3MJ Realty. Located at 541 Mass. Ave., Cambridge MA, a three minute walk from the Central (red line) T stop and bus station. 17 years of experience in hanging artwork and hosting events both public and private, formal and casual. Ideal for small or medium-sized events, with a Gallery capacity of about 99-290 people. We also curate the walls of 1369 Coffeehouse in both Inman and Central, and the Middle East Upstairs and Corner. Space available for paintings, prints, photography, installations, and other media including projections and film, ceramics, jewelry, and woodwork. Gallery available for events, with a backyard for outdoor functions. Past events include: -poetry readings -film screenings -fundraisers and benefits -birthday parties -wedding receptions -funeral receptions -music performances -art shows -music lessons -dance classes -meditation sessions -storytelling -writer's groups -open mics -raw vegan catering promo-party Reasonable reservation rates and affordable hanging fees, call or email for details.
Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts at Harvard University is housed in the only building in North America designed by Swiss-born architect Le Corbusier. It hosts the Department of Visual and Environmental Studies, exhibition spaces, studios, classrooms, and the Harvard Film Archive. At CCVA, architecture, design, film, and education combine to provide unparalleled experiences with contemporary art, aiming to enrich the creative and intellectual life of our audiences.
Since 1929, the Center has responded to the changing environment and the needs of the community. Today, our largest programs are our year round youth programs, which include our afterschool program and Cowemoki Summer Enrichment Program. The Center also offers a wide range of programs serving youth, adults, and seniors. These include the Cambridge Winter Farmers Market, our Senior Thanksgiving Luncheon, The Hip Hop Transformation Program, Riverside Art Gallery, and The Coast Kitchen community meals program. Hundreds of individuals use our facilities throughout the year whether they use our services, rent our space for events, or are enrolled in our programs. Many of the staff and children in our programs come from families that have been involved with the Center for four or even five generations, enriching our Center with a strong sense of history, family, and community.
Our mission is to provide a place for local and regional artists of all mediums to exhibit their work and engage the larger community. In addition to regular exhibitions, Gallery 263 is a multi-functional art space, providing opportunities for the public to participate in the creative process through music performances, workshops, film screenings, lectures, artist talks, juried show competitions and yoga.
Eridanos Tattoo and Gallery Eridanos is a custom tattoo shop and contemporary fine art gallery located in the heart of Central Sq. Cambridge, Massachusetts. Our gallery features local and touring tattoo artists, traveling from all over the world. They specialize in every style and aspect of modern tattooing and fine art mediums. The Tattoo and Gallery space (open 6 days a week, Tuesday-Sunday) will be featuring art of varying themes, mediums and artists showcased in a new show every month open to the public. As well as providing educational seminars and workshops that will also be accessible to the public The hope of Eridanos Tattoo and Gallery is to provide an outlet for fine art and tattooing in the Cambridge/Boston area.
Like us for updates on the art that rotates in and out of the first floor gallery in Gutman Library! The Monroe C. Gutman Library Gallery strives to surround our students, faculty, and staff with great works of art and rich food for thought. The library is a public space where students spend a lot of their time and we want to make that time here more beautiful and inspiring through art. Gallery exhibitions rotate each month to showcase a new artist’s work. Accompanying many exhibitions is an opening reception which gives chance for the exhibitor to meet HGSE faculty, staff, students, and community members. Occasionally there is also a gallery talk that offer a more formal introduction to the artwork and features 1-2 selected speakers. Check back often for updates!
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Take in the eclectic environment of the gallery as you enjoy coffee or tea while you shop through carefully curated collections and handmade goodies by local, global artisans and designers. Speak with them. Hear their stories & prepare yourself to be inspired! It's an interactive shopping experience right in the heart of the Cultural District! #OOTBArtistMarket The mission of Out of the Blue Gallery is to organize, support, and present to the public at large the creative efforts of local artists, musicians, and more from our community. The gallery encourages artists of all backgrounds to share with us and celebrate the uniqueness they bring from different cultures, genders, ages and academic backgrounds.
Centered in the bustling innovation epicenter of Cambridge, Massachusetts, our studio acts as a catalyst and convener of creative forces pushing the edges of what’s next, in greater Boston and beyond. Grounded in a holistic approach, we have usurped corporate R&D by using venture design to identify, create, and launch products, brands, services, spaces, and experiences that create new opportunities for growth. This has led to new businesses and brands for our corporate partners like MassMutual’s Society of Grownups, groundbreaking citizen-centered digital platforms for USCIS and the new pilot for Boston.gov, and disruptive start ups like PillPack and Transatomic. Conveniently located between Harvard and MIT, a renowned innovation hub, our studio is continuously experimenting with how to bring the best entrepreneurial, academic and creative minds together to tackle large, complex challenges, as in the Food + Future coLAB with Target, or our partnerships with the Berklee School of Music, MIT Media Lab and the Harvard iLab. We’re powered by a unique blend of geeks, technologists, craftsman, artists, brand strategists, business designers, design fiction creators, psychologists, design researchers, and digital alchemists—all unified by a shared spirit and purpose: to design for disruptive impact. Let’s invent the future together!
Music | Art | Technology Together Boston is a week-long, city-wide convergence of music, art and technology. With daytime events celebrating emerging ideas, the latest gear and artistic innovation, the creative community then gives back at nighttime events that embrace aspects of all three fields. Featuring exhibits, Q&A with visiting artists and musicians plus a film component, Together contains a multitude of inclusive activities, putting the city and New England at the center of a new festival experience. The festival includes: * Night-time events schedule that showcases local, national and international electronic music talent *Daytime event schedule that includes discussion panels, technology demonstrations, art installations, a synth petting zoo, a STEAM disco, and a record fair
About Touch Art Gallery Touch Art Gallery is a premiere procurer of the most exquisite works of art. Located in close proximity to Harvard Square in Cambridge Massachusetts, our qualified staff bring together the finest local and global artists and art collectors in our spacious gallery. Firmly committed to featuring and promoting distinguished and rising local artists, Touch Art Gallery provides a venue form them to present their work to art lovers and collectors. Our reach, however, extends to many areas of the globe: paintings and sculptures by prominent artists from various parts of the United States, the Middle East, Europe, East Asia, and Africa. Locally as well as globally, we are committed to promote a multicultural way of life and art by providing artists with different backgrounds, tastes, and persuasion an opportunity to present their works. Our activities include periodic special exhibits, art and painting classes, lectures by art experts and artists, receptions to celebrate the work of artists, and rare films. In our gallery we exhibit different styles of art and painting: modern and post-modern, abstract, and representational. Here at Touch Art Gallery we are cognizant of the unique preference of each individual art collector. Our knowledgeable staff help our clients find, or commission, pieces that best fit their needs. One of specialties is to scout and represent talented and rising artists whose works prove to be valuable investments for our savvy clients. We encourage an open flow of ideas amongst people and dialogue between art traditions. Our large and attractive space is available to host different artistic and community events such as music performances, plays, workshops, lectures and seminars.
Out of Town News is an iconic newsstand located in the center of Harvard Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts.The newsstand was long noted for stocking the leading newspapers from around the nation and around the world. Customers, especially academics, would come long distances to get the most recent editions of their home town paper, or of newspapers from parts of the world where important news events were unfolding.In 2008, it was announced that the newsstand might go out of business because its unique function of supplying yesterday's Times of India or Le Monde, flown in overnight, was made obsolete by the ability to read them online. However, in January 2009 a new owner signed a lease to take over the newsstand and keep it alive.Since the MBTA Red Line extension was finished in the 1980s, the newsstand has been housed in the former MBTA kiosk, a National Historic Landmark built in 1928 as a shelter for the Harvard Square stop on the Boston Elevated Railway, a precursor to the MBTA.
FROM RUSSIA WITH ART Gallery in Cambridge, MA was open in its Porter Sq. location in July 2010. Every month we had receptions to introduce one of our Russian and Russian-American artists: Irina Makoveeva, Alexander Vetrov, Stanislav Nikireyev, Georgy Lapchinsky, Ekaterina Khromin, Alexander Korman, Masha Volkova, Tatiana Yanovskaya-Sink , Anatoly Dverin, Vladimir Volosov, Jan Zaremba and Boston jewerly&knotted clothing designer Rimma Zaika- Veksler.In a fall season of 2014 the Armenian Artist Andrey Allakverdov was be featured by the Gallery, with his personal exhibit at 580 Cambridge street from October 15- November 9th. 6th Annual Holiday exhibit took place at the Newton center, from November 1-December 21, 2015. Two new Bostonian artists were featured : Maria Bablyak with 'Out of the blue with a golden drop" collection of abstract acrylic paintings, and Jim Kociuba ( Cambridge Art Association) with the exhibition "Sun through the Leaves of Trees: paintings of New England."
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The William Brattle House is an historic house at 42 Brattle Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It is one of the seven Colonial mansions described by historian Samuel Atkins Eliot as making up Tory Row.HistoryThe house was built in 1727 for General-Major William Brattle, at that time the wealthiest man in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, the son of William Brattle and nephew of Thomas Brattle. After the 1774 incident known as the Powder Alarm, an angry mob surrounded the Brattle mansion and forced the family to flee to Boston.According to Edward Abbott, writing in 1859, General Brattle conveyed all his real estate in Cambridge, December 13, 1774, to his only surviving son, Major Thomas Brattle...By the persevering efforts of Mrs. Katherine Wendell, the only surviving daughter of General Brattle, the estate was preserved from confiscation, and was recovered by Major Brattle after his return from Europe,—having been proscribed in 1778, and having subsequently exhibited satisfactory evidence of his friendship to his country and its political independence.For a time, the William Brattle House was home to American journalist Margaret Fuller. Fuller's uncle Abraham owned the home at the time, and the Fuller family moved in shortly after Timothy Fuller's unsuccessful campaign for lieutenant governor of Massachusetts as an Anti-Mason. They arrived in September 1831 and left by April 1833.