Exhibitions
Holiday Small Works Show
Featuring: Sophia Singer, Eiko Tabata, Sharon Whitham, Erin Starr, Michaela Lyons, Liliana Marquez, and Lisa Goren
October 31st-January 2nd
Happy to host a Small Works Holidays Show from October 31st 2025 through January 2nd 2026. We are pleased to announce 7 artists in our new roster for this exhibit. As always, we are committed to featuring works by female artists whose practice engages with themes of sustainability and the fragility of our planet. This exhibition will highlight a range of artistic media, including painting, printmaking, photography, and mixed media. We aim to bring together different voices united together by a shared commitment to exploring the delicate balance, care, and responsibility required to sustain our environment.
Current Exhibit
Upcoming Exhibition
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF IMAGINARY TRAVELS
by Marina Korenfeld
March 12th - April 18th
“Though I consider myself primarily a Symbolist, my art draws on a wide variety of mythologies, worldviews, religions, and literary traditions, both ancient and modern, ranging from Buddhism to Eastern-European folklore.
Marina Korendeld is an artist print maker specializing in etchings. The theme of self-introspection is crucial to her art, since she believes that only by delving into the enigmas of the self can an individual truly engage with the world and bring about change in a profound, meaningful way.
Past Exhibitions
Blossoming Narratives: Abstract Florals Meet Figurative Forms
by Amalia Tagaris
September 23rd-October 30th
Amalia returns with a new body of work where collages of acrylic and vintage posters meet her signature figurative play. These pieces pulse with texture, history, and bloom, offering fresh depth alongside a selection of her well-loved encaustics. Join us for the opening Thursday, September 25 to wander through her world of layered stories.
First Friday Open-Door Events
Friday evenings are marked with an event in the space from 5-7pm with light refreshments, unless we are opening a new show.
Recurring Events
Mythical Dreams
by Marina Korenfeld
May 15 - June 30
“The theme of self-introspection is crucial to my art, since I believe that only by delving into the enigmas of the self can an individual truly engage with the world and bring about change in a profound, meaningful way.”
Marina Korenfeld's fantastical and surreal etchings plunge the viewer into a dreamworld filled with creatures and wonder.
Winter Getaway
by CJ Lori
January 10th - March 10th
"The desire to have another see through my eyes is a compelling motivation".
C. J. Lori is an oil painter living in Brookline, Massachusetts. Her work reflects her interest in literature, anthropology and psychology, as well as an abiding fascination with the natural world. Often called “Neo-surrealism” or “magic realism,” Ms. Lori’s paintings explore the complex relationship between humanity and the environment. She exaggerates or distorts color, form and composition to emphasize sensations that are often contradictory: clarity and mystery, excitement and sorrow, beauty and decay.
Seascapes in Encaustic
by Amalia Tagaris
October 15 - November 22
“The unexpected often leads to extraordinary results”
With deep New England roots and European traditions, Amalia Tagaris works reflects a unique perspective shaped by both worlds. She first encountered encaustic in 2009, blending beeswax, damar resin, and colored pigments with her photograph to create works that are luminous and rich in texture. Over time, her practice evolved to incoportateoil paints, inks, carbon prints and wide range of mixed media
Un bel dí vedremo
by Jennifer Jean Okumara
Ebruary 16th - April 1st
“Nothing is permanent except change”
Jennifer Jean Okumura presents her new paintings in an exhibition highlighting how change brings perspective, clarity, and true unconditional love like the Sun.
We live in an ocean of energy in constant motion, and our life, 'everything' around us is temporary.
Venice Fragile Beauty
by Diana Stelin
January 15th - february 16th
“ExamineVenice's delicate balance”
Karen Lee Sobol explores the influx of marine life during COVID's cruise ship hiatus. A city's charm, fading and evolving.
Diana Stelin laments its decay, akin to a mistreated Disney world, revealing peeling walls and alarming sinking.
Venice Fragile Beauty
by Diana Stelin
January 15th - february 16th
“ExamineVenice's delicate balance”
Karen Lee Sobol explores the influx of marine life during COVID's cruise ship hiatus. A city's charm, fading and evolving.
Diana Stelin laments its decay, akin to a mistreated Disney world, revealing peeling walls and alarming sinking.
Venice and its Fragility
by Diana Stelin
september 1st - october 15th
“To what extent can we dissolve into our surroundings and co-exist with the natural world?”
Diana Stelin's technique dances between realistic and abstract landscapes. Utilizing oil paint, wax, and gold leaf, she creates a uniquely three-dimensional and sculptural aspect to her canvases. Through them, you are pulled into a colorfully charged world that welcomes contemplation and exploration.
Delicate Relevations
by Linda Perlman
APRIL 1st - MAY 14th
“The play of light is always a catalyst for my portraits, landscapes, and still lifes and I am engaged by the enigmatic, lyrical, profound, and magical I find lurking below these surfaces”
Linda Pearlman Karlsberg presents her recent paintings in a new exhibition highlighting the beauty of our world throughout the year.
Blossoming with Daphne: a Springtime Journey
by Diana Stelin
March 16th - April 20th
The myth of Daphne has always fascinated Diana as it speaks to our innate desire to dissolve into the world, to become a voyeur, to be part of something much larger than us.
This series focuses on highlighting Daphne's myth and the modern translation of her transformation.