A dazzling number of works are now on view in our Summer Members Show: Summer Hours. The selected pieces that hang in our upper gallery are sure to get anyone […]
2017
Celebrating the Birth of John Singleton Copley
This week on July 3rd John Singleton Copley’s birthday passed. He is the namesake of the Copley Society of Art, and was a revered portraitist and historical painter. Born in Boston […]
Holidaying in Cape Cod
People will be flocking to Cape Cod for Fourth of July weekend. Like the dock in Jane Stoddard’s “Crowded” painting, highways and beaches will be packed, with thousands traveling to Cape […]
Tall Ships Sailing in this Weekend
Tall Ships Sailing in this Weekend This weekend, Sail Boston arrives along the waterfront, with ships hailing from all over the world. Over the next week, participating ships will be […]
The Journey of Anne Grandin’s African Light
It was on safari in Tanzania in 2015 that Anne Grandin was struck by the vibrant sunsets and sunrises over the African plains. Every morning, Anne and her husband awoke […]
Featured Works From Our National Maritime Show
On Saturday Co|So’s National Maritime Show: At Sea officially opened in our Upper Gallery. Artists from all over the country submitted works of ships, sails, and surf in hopes to […]
Fresh Paint Festivities
This past Sunday the artist members of The Copley Society of Art went out to create fantastic works as part of our Fresh Paint show and fundraising gala. We received […]
Fenway Frenzy and Sparkles Galore!
It’s spring in Boston! And you know what that means: baseball season is finally here! Last week Fenway Park opened its gates for the season, and The Copley Society of […]
5 Quick Questions: Tim Neill
The Copley Society of Art is pleased to continue our series of 5 Quick Questions with realist painter and Copley Artist, Tim Neill. Why did you become an artist? […]
5 Quick Questions: Diane Nelson
We are officially announcing a new series on our blog, 5 Quick Questions! For each post we will ask a different artist member 5 questions about their lives as artists. […]