Author Archives: Don Wilkinson

The New Bedford Art Museum exhibit features artwork created by artists who are also farmers, and vice versa, and artists who are significantly inspired by the world of agriculture.

Over 140 eager artists of every stripe have submitted applications to become part of the Star Store community. There is a palpable sense of energy and excitement.

He was master at woodworking, fusing high art and useful form.

Dilge Dilsiz, Pamela Hoss and the alumni of BCC learned how to truly engage the world, which is perhaps the most significant thing any artist should strive for.

“Vanishing Ecologies: Speculative Futures” at the Art Museum examines artistic responses to the Anthropocene.

The artwork now lives in the expansive garden space where the lines between nature and culture are blurred.

The New Bedford artist finds inspiration in everything from estate sale treasures to mid-century movies to “Freetown muck.”

Marion Art Center exhibit does not shy away from controversy, exploring the legacy of the Declaration of Independence “through commemoration, critique, hope and transformation.”

The exhibit at the Art Museum features everything from a squirming pile of hairless pink critters and a translucent egg carton. See for yourself.

Self-taught artist Seth McBride paints unremarkable objects and ordinary people doing ordinary things. And it works.