top of page

Search Results

734 items found for ""

Events (561)

View All

Blog Posts (159)

  • Call for Artists: Lexington Open Studio

    The 15th Annual Lexington Open Studios! April 5 & 6, 2025 Two Day, Indoor & Outdoor Event Calling artists who live, work, teach, create or are affiliated with the Arts Community in Lexington and neighboring towns! We are so pleased that you will join us as a participant in Lexington Open Studios 2025. Artists who live, work, or are affiliated with the Lexington, MA and neighboring arts communities are invited to participate in the 15th Lexington Open Studios. Artists working in all media are eligible. In addition to home studios, Munroe Center for the Arts and LexArt will host artists. Participants will receive more information upon registration. Deadline is February 21st  Please click here for more information and to register. For questions, click here to fill out contact form.

  • LexArt: Holiday Marketplace 2024

    Sun Dec 1st - Dec 24th Open Tue-Fri 12pm-8pm, Sat-Sun 10am-5pm. Special Hours Monday - Dec 23rd: 10am-8pm Tuesday - Dec 24th: 10am-2pm We've been making and crafting all year to prepare for our annual Holiday Marketplace! This arts and craft sale is the culmination of a year of work by the talented artisan members of LexArt.  Shop local for unique, one-of-a-kind handmade holiday gifts including: ​ handmade silver jewelry finely crafted wooden toys woven items including clothing and housewares  functional and decorative ceramic items indulgent knit items polymer and clay jewelry decorative art elements for your home framed art photography oil and watercolor gallery paintings handmade ornaments and so much more! ​

  • ACA Exhibit: Welcome Home

    Welcome Home Curated by Kenny Mascary, Interim Chief of Arts and Culture, City of Boston On View: January 16 - March 19, 2025 Opening Reception + Curator-led Tour: Thur, Jan 30, 6-8pm Arlington Center for the Arts is pleased to be presenting Welcome Home,  a powerful and moving exhibition that brings together the stories of first generation and new Americans, capturing their unique journeys towards becoming part of the fabric of our culture. This collection celebrates the diverse experiences, struggles, and triumphs that come with finding a new sense of belonging in an unfamiliar land.   The exhibition features a rich array of artworks, including photography, paintings, sculptures, and multimedia installations. The artworks portray themes of hope, resilience, identity, and community, reflecting the multifaceted nature of the American immigrant experience.   Welcome Home curator and Interim Chief of Arts and Culture, City of Boston, Kenny Mascary says “As the curator, I have been deeply inspired by the stories behind each artwork, which are shared with the viewers of this exhibition. My hope is that visitors will find their own reflections in these stories, gaining a deeper appreciation for the contributions of immigrants to the tapestry of American life. Welcome to OUR home.”   This exhibition is made possible in part by support from the Arlington Human Rights Commission and the Grants Committee of the Arlington Commission for Arts and Culture . Welcome Home is presented as part of the Arlington250: Untold Stories of Menotomy Celebration happening through 2026 throughout Arlington, MA. Exhibiting Artists: Valeria Ayala | Kolika Chatterjee | Zhining Chen | Farah Joan Fard Anna Kristina Goransson | Hana Horiuchi | Yiren Jing | Lidia Kenig Scher Zhonghe (Elena) Li | Chin Lin | Sophie Lucas | Ricardo Maldonado Caroline McLaughlin | Yi Mei | Markus Yaroslav Nechay | Atilla Ozkefeli Ponnapa Prakkamakul | Monica Raymond | Minna Rothman | Naomi Soto Suresh Sundaram | Anna Thai | Hao Wu | Wendy Ming Xu | Ally Zhu About the Curator | Kenny Mascary Originally from Haiti, Kenny Mascary (pronouns: he/him) first arrived in Boston for college in 2004. Kenny then cut his teeth at mission-driven organizations like the West End House Boys and Girls Club, Cambridge Youth Programs, the Cambridge Public Library and more recently, Now + There, before joining the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture as Chief of Staff. ​ As a DJ, therapeutic mentor, film photographer, board certified basketball referee, and plant dad, Kenny is passionate about connecting with communities and individuals that share a passion and excitement around conversations and experiences that open minds and help co-create spaces to celebrate the creative diversity of Boston’s dynamic and ever-changing cultural fabric.

View All
bottom of page