Join us this afternoon 3/14 4-6 pm for the opening reception of Material Self, which explores how still lifes can act as self-portraits. https://t.co/L9dVS9CN16 Jaina Cipriano, detail from Not Quite As It Seems, photograph in built environment

Boriana Kantcheva, Still Life with Roses and Parrot, gouache on paper - new work for Material Self, opening tomorrow 3/14, 4-6 pm https://t.co/L9dVS9CN16

Come find out how 15 artists responded to the assignment: still life as self-portrait, at the opening reception of Material Self this Sat 3/14, 4-6 pm. (Chen Peng, Stir Fry Taiwanese Cabbage, oil on canvas) Read more here: https://t.co/UtS7Si4l00

It's been so exciting seeing what our artists created for Material Self - here's Claudio Eshun dropping off new work for the show. Come see how it all comes together at the opening reception this Sat 3/14! https://t.co/L9dVS9CN16

Come to the opening of Material Self next Sat 3/14 and see the startling variety of responses we received from 15 artists to the assignment of creating self-portraits through the genre of still-life. (Nina Wishnok, The Contents of Consciousness, risograph) https://t.co/L9dVS9CN16

Working: An Artist Paints Places Where People Get Things Done, Paul Beckingham's solo show, closes today Friday 3/6. We'll be here until 6 pm if you'd like to take one last look. https://t.co/AJD4Jv6cnU

Make sure you catch Paul Beckingham's fantastic solo show, Working: An Artist Paints Places Where People Get Things Done before it closes tomorrow Fri 3/6! (Beckingham, Tonsorial, oil on aluminum) https://t.co/AJD4Jv6cnU

New in the gallery: Alex Cook, Creek at Alexandria, New Hampshire, acrylic on canvas https://t.co/5T2b9YDKdi

This afternoon Sat 2/21 4-6 pm we will host a conversation with artists Steve Bennett, Catherine Graffam, and Nina Wishnok about the use of generative AI in artmaking; join us as we puzzle out the implications of this gamechangeing technology.

New in the gallery: Elizabeth Noble, Driving Home From New Hampshire, gouache on paper https://t.co/JIsflESmzy

Join us on Saturday 2/21 from 4-6 pm for Making Sense of Art and AI - a conversation about the use of generative AI in artmaking and its implications for artists with Steve Bennett, Catherine Graffam and Nina Wishnok. Read more in our latest newsletter: https://t.co/0HmtvEN18w

Today's highlight from Working: An Artist Paints Places Where People Get Things Done - Paul Beckingham, detail from Old Schwamb Mill, oil on aluminum https://t.co/AJD4Jv6cnU

❤️ Dorothea Van Camp, Hearts of Men III, monoprint on Rives BFK https://t.co/QalocwKpTG

From Studs Terkel’s Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do: “[Work] is about a search . . . for daily meaning as well as daily bread” Read more about the connections to Paul Beckingham's solo show here: https://t.co/AJD4Jv6Kds

Today's highlight from Working: An Artist Paints Places Where People Get Things Done: Helltown Backstage, oil on aluminum by Paul Beckingham https://t.co/AJD4Jv6cnU

Just in time for Valentine's Day, Wendy Jo New brought us several colorful pieces of sterling silver and resin jewelry, available in the gallery or online here: https://t.co/xZoqNdSq7y

Thank you to everyone who came out to attend Paul Beckingham's artist talk last Saturday. We had a great conversation about inspiration, nostalgia, and documenting local spots that feel like they might disappear. Read more about the show here: https://t.co/AJD4Jv6Kds

We hope to see you this afternoon Saturday 1/31 from 4-6 pm for On the Job - a conversation with Paul Beckingham about his solo show Working: An Artist Paints Places Where People Get Things Done. https://t.co/AJD4Jv6cnU

New in the gallery - Linda Cordner, Splicer 2, acrylic on panel https://t.co/3KN8aKX67k

Join us this Saturday 1/31 from 4-6 pm for a conversation with Paul Beckingham about his solo show Working: An Artist Paints Places Where People Get Things Done. Read more in our latest newsletter: https://t.co/8kunnAytWX Basement, oil on aluminum