Roxy’s work features reimagined realities through photography and metallic line drawing. She transforms ambiguous spaces into new digital worlds, blurring the lines between photography, painting, and collage.
Read MoreJennifer Pinck’s paintings reflect a turn from her trailblazing career in the design-and-construction industry to her current journey as an artist. Observing and interpreting the landscape, buildings and structures, shadows and light, color and geometry are integral to Jennifer's creative process.
Read MoreThe Sky [E]Scapes exhibit at Drinkwater’s — a selection of impressionist paintings, most of them explorations of how to translate ephemeral, ever changing atmospheric vagaries into solid paint on a two-dimensional surface. We take away from them a sense of wonder, and of peace, an escape from the demands and cacophony of everyday life in an urban center.
Read MoreBased in Cambridge, Steve Bennett’s love affair with photography dates back to his adolescence, when his father, a radiologist and avid amateur photographer, taught him how to process film and create prints. The magical experience of seeing an image materialize in a tray of developer made a lasting impression on him.
Read MoreArtist Janet Malenfant lives and works in Porter Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Janet worked for eighteen years as an art director and designer for ad agencies and non-profits in the Boston area. Fourteen years ago she switched gears and began painting in her Cambridge studio. Her paintings are colorful, playful and imbued with a vibrant energy.
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