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upcoming: Galvanized Truth: A Tribute to George Nick Duxbury Art Complex Museum |
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Feast Lemberg Gallery Artists include: Jennifer Catron and Paul Outlaw, Emily Eveleth, Jane Hammond, Leon Johnson, Pam Johnson, Tracy Miller, Jonathan Seliger, and Nancy VanDevender. |
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Poetical Fire The Sheldon Museum of Art Poetical Fire features approximately 60 examples of the work from the mid-nineteenth century to the present, including ceramics, paintings, photography, prints, and sculpture. The exhibition contains works by John F. Francis and Severin Roesen, early modernist versions by Charles Demuth and Marsden Hartley, and contemporary interpretations by Vera Mercer and Tom Wesselman. |
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Emily Eveleth: Paintings Smith College Museum of Art To read a profile on the artist by Sebastian Smee in the Boston Globe, click here. |
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Emily Eveleth: Better Not Tell You Now Howard Yezerski Gallery |
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Works on Paper Danese Artists in the show include: Sebastian Bremer, John Chamberlain, Theresa Chong, Emily Eveleth, Hermine Ford, Margaret Garrett, April Gornik, Dimitri Hadzi, Andy Harper, Bryan Hunt, Warre Isensee, Bill Jensen, Elizabeith King, Barry Le Va, Matthias Meyer, John Newman, Carlton Newton, Ellen Phelan, Larry Poons, Richard Serra, Joel Shapiro, Alan Turner, and Su-en Wong. |
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Emily Eveleth: New Work Danese Eveleth’s luminous paintings of jelly doughnuts, her subject for nearly two decades, maintain their creepy sensuality and metaphorical richness. Viewed at close range, the imagery dissolves into buttery abstraction, like the thighs on a Rubens nude; at a distance, flake and ooze adorn Photo-Realist Krispy Kremes. Several titles—“Unintended Consequences,” “Arsenal,” “Bald-faced Lie”—suggest political scenarios, and the red jelly that spills out of the pastries can evoke blood and viscera. Eveleth’s canvases might seem over-freighted with meaning were they not so lusciously painted. |
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All the More Real: Portrayals of Intimacy and Empathy Parrish Art Museum Curated by Eric Fischl and Merrill Falkenberg with a 136-page full-color catalog Artists in the exhibition include: Vito Acconci, Diane Arbus, Ross Bleckner, Louise Bourgeois, Chuck Close, James Croak, Emily Eveleth, Till Freiwald, Lucien Freud, Tom Friedman, Karel Funk, Tim Gardner, Tierney Gearon, Robert Gober, Joan Goldin, Jeff Hesser, Y.Z. Kami, Elizabeth King, Gustav Klimt, Loretta Lux, Alexandra Moore, Ron Mueck, Catherine Murphy, Alice Neel, Catherine Opie, Evan Penny, Jenny Saville, Egon Schiele, Claudette Schreuders, Joan Semmel, Cindy Sherman, Do Ho Suh and Cynthia Westwood. |