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.
A gallery/store featuring work by dozens of local artisans in styles and media ranging from handmade paper frames to jewelry, photography and more. Some favorites include the intricately detailed, cartoonish animal finger puppets and the amazing framed pieces of old plaster ceiling tiles taken from various historic homes and buildings throughout Massachusetts. Incredibly soft handmade scarves are on sale here as well. Take your time here; some of these unique gifts are sure to find a home with you.
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Made by Me
Made by Me is a vibrant pottery store and art studio that offers a welcoming space for creativity and self-expression. Under new ownership since October 2020, we provide a variety of pottery classes, pottery painting, and unique events such as paint and sip or paint and puff sessions. Our mission is to create a safe, inclusive environment for individuals of all ages and identities to come together, recharge their spirits, and have fun while exploring their artistic talents. We also host birthday parties, making each celebration memorable with personalized, hands-on experiences in the world of art. Join us at Made by Me, where creativity knows no bounds!
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Back in 1841, shoe manufacturer-turned-art dealer, Joseph Vose opened up a humble gallery in Rhode Island. Over the centuries, six generations of the Vose family have carried this legacy forward. With around 150 museums across the country, the Vose Galleries are one of the most reputed and historic fine art curators in America. Specializing in realist art, the collection encompasses the 18th, 19th and 20th Centuries. Spread over five floors, the assortment of paintings and antiques are exhibited to convey an at-home setting. Playing a significant role in the trajectory of Boston's art scene, contemporary names like David Brega, Donald Demers and Constance Pach also feature on the impressive list of artists.
