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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.
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.
Founded in 2009, by the Bodega Crew with a goal of creating more places for punks to loiter, artists to flourish, and more voices to be heard. The idea was to turn dormant commercial spaces into pop up gallery spaces reclaiming urban space for public art projects and progressive exhibitions. We keep it independent/free form and curate cultural artifacts for the neighborhood. We settled into our current location at 132 brookline Ave. Boston MA 02215 a wonderful 3,000 square foot gallery with many possibilities.
photography gallery, collecting photography, fine art, vintage, contemporary art, photography books.
Industry Lab is a creative co-working space in Inman Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts. We are a curated community of artists, entrepreneurs and inventors who gather in mutual support to work, play and learn.
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
The Art Collector is an art dealer in Boston, MA, est.1970. We purchase 19th and 20th century American and European fine art. We offer consignment services and work closely and confidentially with clients.
The Cambridge Artists' Cooperative is located in famous Harvard Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Founded in 1988, we remain an artist owned and operated Gallery of Contemporary American Craft showcasing the work of over 200 artists from across the USA.
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.
Bluejay Contemporary Art is a web-based gallery primarily representing Scottish based artist printmakers in Massachusetts and Scotland. The gallery’s first venture is to exhibit at the Boston Print Fair http://www.ad2021.com/#!the-boston-print-fair/c1pq1 , http://www.ad2021.com/#!exhibitors/c1xkc Bluejay contemporary art will be presenting a solo exhibition by John Mackechnie, one of the foremost artist printmakers in the UK, creating editioned, original prints in a variety of media since the 1960's. There will also be an opportunity to view works by a number of other talented artist printmakers based in Scotland. Producing works from the traditional to the most contemporary. www.bluejay.gallery enquiries to: [email protected]
The MIT Museum, founded in 1971 is located at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It hosts collections of holography, technology-related artworks, artificial intelligence, robotics, maritime history, and the history of MIT. Its holography collection of 1800 pieces is the largest in the world, though not all of it is exhibited., works of high-speed photographer Harold Edgerton and kinetic artist Arthur Ganson are the two largest long-running displays. There is a regular program of temporary special exhibitions, often on the intersections of art and technology.In addition to serving the MIT community, the Museum offers numerous outreach programs to school-age children and adults in the public at large. The widely attended annual Cambridge Science Festival was originated by and continues to be coordinated by the Museum.HistoryThe Museum was founded in 1971 by Warren Seamans, and was initially called the "MIT Historical Collections". Its purpose was to collect and preserve historical artifacts and documents scattered throughout MIT. It was renamed the "MIT Museum" in 1980, and began developing exhibits and educational programs for the MIT community as well as society at large.
Rivers of Ice: Vanishing Glaciers of the Greater Himalaya will reveal the dramatic glacial melt over the past century through stunning photography taken by mountaineer and filmmaker, David Breashears, a veteran of over 40 expeditions in the Himalayas. Through comparison photography taken from the early part of the 20th century, and displayed in the round, visitors can see for themselves the noticeable changes that have occurred in this most remote, beautiful and important region of the world. The exhibition, a related symposium, and other talks and lectures will provide insight to some of the most groundbreaking environmental research about topics such as water supply, hydrology, and climate processes, and offer the general public the opportunity to engage with scientists and researchers. This exhibit is a collaboration between the MIT Museum, GlacierWorks, and the Asia Society, and has been designed by Thinc Design. It has been funded in part by the Farvue Foundation. This exhibit was produced with the financial assistance of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation. The contents of this exhibit are the sole responsibility of MIT/MIT Museum and can under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the Foundation. Exhibition will open April 13th, 2012 and run through March 17th, 2013
photography gallery, collecting photography, fine art, vintage, contemporary art, photography books.
Founded in 2009, by the Bodega Crew with a goal of creating more places for punks to loiter, artists to flourish, and more voices to be heard. The idea was to turn dormant commercial spaces into pop up gallery spaces reclaiming urban space for public art projects and progressive exhibitions. We keep it independent/free form and curate cultural artifacts for the neighborhood. We settled into our current location at 132 brookline Ave. Boston MA 02215 a wonderful 3,000 square foot gallery with many possibilities.
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.
The Harvard Art Museums, among the world’s leading art institutions, comprise three museums (the Fogg, Busch-Reisinger, and Arthur M. Sackler Museums) and four research centers (the Straus Center for Conservation and Technical Studies, the Center for the Technical Study of Modern Art, the Harvard Art Museums Archives, and the Archaeological Exploration of Sardis). The Fogg Museum includes Western art from the Middle Ages to the present; the Busch-Reisinger Museum, unique among North American museums, is dedicated to the study of all modes and periods of art from central and northern Europe, with an emphasis on German-speaking countries; and the Arthur M. Sackler Museum is focused on Asian, ancient, and Islamic and later Indian art. Together, the collections include approximately 250,000 objects in all media. The Harvard Art Museums are distinguished by the range and depth of their collections, their groundbreaking exhibitions, and the original research of their staff. Integral to Harvard University and the wider community, the museums and research centers serve as resources for students, scholars, and the public. For more than a century they have been the nation’s premier training ground for museum professionals and are renowned for their seminal role in developing the discipline of art history in the United States. The Harvard Art Museums’ recent renovation and expansion builds on the legacies of the three museums and unites their remarkable collections under one roof for the first time. Renzo Piano Building Workshop’s responsive design preserved the Fogg Museum’s landmark 1927 facility, while transforming the space to accommodate 21st-century needs. Following a six-year building project, the museums now feature 40 percent more gallery space, an expanded Art Study Center, conservation labs, and classrooms, and a striking new glass roof that bridges the facility’s historic and contemporary architecture. The new Harvard Art Museums’ building is more functional, accessible, spacious, and above all, more transparent. The three constituent museums retain their distinct identities in this new facility, yet their close proximity provides exciting opportunities to experience works of art in a broader context. Exhibitions, Events, and News Our Special Exhibition Gallery presents important new research on artists and artistic practice, and our University Galleries are programmed in consultation with Harvard faculty to support coursework. www.harvardartmuseums.org/visit/exhibitions Lectures, workshops, films, performances, special events, and other programs are held throughout the year at the museums. www.harvardartmuseums.org/visit/calendar Check out Index, our multimedia magazine, to keep up with what’s happening at the Harvard Art Museums. http://magazine.harvardartmuseums.org/
The Student Board comprises of a diverse and multidisciplinary group of students each representing the undergraduate residential houses of Harvard. Student Board members act as liaisons between students and the museums by deepening and sustaining student involvement with the museums across campus, as well as disseminating information about the museums' resources, spaces, and programs. Student Board members act as on-campus ambassadors for the museums. The Student Tour Guides are a group of Harvard undergraduate students dedicated to sharing their love of art through free 45-50 minute tours in the Harvard Art Museums galleries. Each tour is unique, shaped around the interests of individual students. Tour themes range from exploring the spatial context of art to delving into works representing imagery of the supernatural and divine. Tour guides also come from a diversity of academic backgrounds, with some students studying History of Art and Architecture, the Classics, History and Literature, and Astrophysics to name just a few. The Graduate Student Teaching Program is a yearlong program offered by the Harvard Art Museums' Division of Academic and Public Programs in collaboration with the Cambridge Rindge & Latin School (CRLS), the public high school in Cambridge. This program is designed exclusively for Harvard Graduate School of Education students, and is a mentored student teacher position that leads interactive gallery and classroom sessions for CRLS students.
Harvard University has been acquiring scientific instruments on a continuous basis for teaching and research since 1672. The Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments, which was established in 1948 to preserve this apparatus as a resource for teaching and research in the history of science and technology, has become one of the three largest university collections of its kind in the world. Originally associated with the Harvard library system, the Collection was placed under the stewardship of the Department of History of Science in 1987. Discover our collection online with the Waywiser database: http://dssmhi1.fas.harvard.edu/emuseumdev/code/eMuseum.asp?lang=EN
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!
“Our mission is to bring forth a sophisticated space museum to the New England area. This building will house the history of space exploration in chronological order from the early explorers to Mars and Beyond. Exhibits will consist of life sized historical figures at work, mock ups, artifacts, video and interactive diorahmas. This museum is only a concept at this time. Member of the American Associations of Museums.”
The MFA is one of the most comprehensive art museums in the world; the collection encompasses nearly 500,000 works of art. We welcome more than one million visitors each year to experience art from ancient Egyptian to contemporary, special exhibitions, and innovative educational programs.