Pucker Gallery was established in Boston in 1967. The Gallery exhibits an eclectic and sophisticated collection of contemporary art by over 50 international artists. The collections include ceramics, paintings, photographs, mobiles, works on paper, and sculptures.
Kingston Gallery
Since 1982, the Kingston Gallery has showcased a variety of contemporary multi-media art and exhibitions. Run by the artists themselves through an invitational membership program, this gallery focuses on promoting each others work and encourages growth and creativity. Non-member artists can also have their work featured, which is the gallery's way of advocating new art in the Boston community. This venue is divided into three different sections, the main, center and membership areas where new exhibits can be seen every month.
The collaborated effort of Madison Maushart and Mitch Plotkin, M Fine Arts Galerie is an ode to their former boss, Axelle Fine Arts owner, Bertrand Delacroix. Carrying forward his legacy, this gallery focuses on European artists especially from France. Their roster features upcoming, established and famous artists who are not showcased in any other American artistic space. Intriguing paintings and sculptures that speak of excellent talent are the criteria of this lovely gallery.
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Gallery NAGA
Located inside a stone church on Newbury Street, Gallery NAGA has been a fixture in the city since 1977, selling and exhibiting contemporary art. Gallery NAGA primary focuses on paintings. Works showcased include pieces by highly regarded artists from the city and throughout New England. You will also find handcrafted studio furniture, sculpture, photography and holography. Enjoy the peace and quiet of this shop and explore the varieties of abstract paintings and sculpture.
The show specializes in bringing in fine art galleries from Europe, Canada and across the United States. Each gallery has its own specialization, which includes traditional or contemporary paintings, drawings and sculpture.
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