Memorial Day weekend generally heralds the kickoff to the summer gallery season and, with the addition of new artists at some of the established galleries and a few new spaces…
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It’s not surprising that artist Elizabeth Lennie is drawn to water subjects. Lennie is an avid scuba diver who spends part of every year in Mexico pursuing her passion. What…
There’s a lot more than pretty pictures to this year’s Art of Flowers show at Featherstone. Along with over 100 works of art, the show also includes some wonderful displays…
By Josephine Brennan If you’ve spent time walking around the bustling harbor in Edgartown, you’ve likely passed the distinct and historic Old Sculpin Gallery. Located next to the Chappy…
By Brittany Bowker First, it was a marine hospital. Then, a summer camp. Now, it’s the Martha’s Vineyard Museum — the Island’s newest cultural and historic installment. After over 50…
“State Beach 2,” oil on canvas, 48 x 61 in. —Terry Crimmen By Gwyn McAllister If you’re only staying on the Island long enough to take in a visit to…
It’s appropriate that artist Sean Roach’s first Island exhibit of his work is happening at the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse. Not only is Roach a former actor (as well as writer…
Perhaps the “Lost and Found” exhibit should be one of the first galleries you step into in the spanking-new Martha’s Vineyard Museum, which sits majestically atop the hill looking out…
Heather Von Herbruck of Vineyard Haven has a favorite quote: “She never looked nice. She looked like art, and art wasn’t supposed to look nice; it was supposed to make…
The M.V. Agricultural Society begins accepting submissions for its poster contest beginning Friday, Feb. 1, with a deadline of Monday, March 25. All mediums are welcome, however they must be…
