The weather outside may be getting chilly, but we feel warm sunshine every time we look at one of Jeanne Rosier Smith’s lush paintings. Through October 2016, the Copley Artist has four beautiful pastel works on display at the Boston Private branch in the Prudential Center.
María Magdalena Campos-Pons (b. 1959, Matanzas, Cuba) currently lives and works in Boston, MA. Her work belongs to numerous collections including the Museum of Modern Art (NY, NY), The Whitney Museum of American Art (NY, NY), and the National Museum of Fine Arts (Havana, Cuba). The Copley Society is honored to have three of her works on display as part of its current exhibition, La Cubana y el Cubano.
A pen and ink series by Olivia Ives Flores, playfully conveys current American politics with a snarky, tongue and cheek approach to the campaign season. Her renderings greatly exaggerate the gestures and quirks of political candidates. “Lines Don’t Lie’ is a refreshingly imaginative sequence with titles that do not disappoint.
After a week-long closure for installations prior to Labor Day, Co|So is ready to jump in to our exciting slate of fall exhibitions and events. This Saturday, September 10th, is the opening reception of two new exhibitions: La Cubana y el Cubano in the Upper Gallery and Beyond the Shore in the Lower Gallery.
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