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SUMMARY:Plenty 2025
DESCRIPTION:13FOREST Gallery is pleased to present Plenty 2025\, our eighteenth annual holiday exhibition. As always\, we consider Plenty an opportunity to come together\, celebrate creativity and artistic expression\, and find joy in the holiday season. Opening just in time for Thanksgiving\, Plenty features the work of 50 New England artists\, a number of whom are exhibiting with us for the first time.  \nPlenty highlights the diversity of art that we represent at 13FOREST Gallery\, from painting\, drawing and printmaking to photography and sculpture. Each year we look forward to assembling a show of the best artists Boston has to offer so you can find a meaningful gift for the important people in your life. \nOn view November 22\, 2025 – January 9\, 2026\nAfter December 26: Tu-Sat 11AM-6PM \nFeatured Artists \nSteve Bennett • Coco Berkman • Cyrille Conan • Alex Cook • Linda Cordner • Kate Drewniak • Nicole Duennebier • Phia Eschenbach • Andrew Fish • Kathryn Geismar • Catherine Graffam • Jeffrey Heyne Ekua Holmes • Susan Jaworski-Stranc • Boriana Kantcheva • Dorian Keeffe • Joe Keinberger • Tijana Knezevic • Lindsey Kocur Melissa Krok-Horton • Tanya Hayes Lee • Claire Millett Lima • CJ Lori •\nMark Luiggi • Robert Maloney • Amy McGregor-Radin • Laura Menucci  Sarah Morrison • Kenji Nakayama • Wilhelm Neusser • Elizabeth Noble Yuko Oda • Mary O’Malley • David Palmquist • Deborah Peeples • Kristin Petrillo • Heather Pilchard • Karla Quattrocchi • CW Roelle • Mike Ryczek • Carlos Santiago • Shannon Slattery • Mike Sweeney • Mary Teichman • Sophy Tuttle • Dorothea Van Camp • Saskia Van Vactor • James Weinberg • Nina Wishnok • Mark Zieff \nImage: Ekua Holmes\, Wait in the Wings\, giclée print of original collage
URL:https://freedomsway.org/event/plenty-2025/
LOCATION:13FOREST Gallery\, 167A Massachusetts Ave\, Arlington\, 02474
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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SUMMARY:People\, Plants\, & Revolution: 1775 – 2025 | “Telling Stories” Curator & Artists Talk
DESCRIPTION:Event Series: People\, Plants\, & Revolition – 1775 – 2025\nPeople\, Plants\, & Revolution – 1775 – 2025\nApril 26 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm \nOn view April 5 – May 23\, this 13Forest Gallery exhibition spotlights three major public art projects commissioned by ArtsArlington and planned by Public Art Curator Cecily Miller to commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution and the critical role of Arlington (formerly the Village of Menotomy) on its very first day of fighting\, on April 19\, 1775. \nFeatured artists in the exhibition include Chris Frost and Asian Kepka\, Nilou Moochhala\, and Suzanne Moseley and Liz Shepherd. \nSat April 5\, 4-6PM\, Opening Reception \nSat April 26\, 4-6PM\, “Telling Stories\,” talk by curator Cecily Miller and the artists of Untold Stories \nSat May 10\, 4-6PM\, Show and Tell – a demonstration of natural dyeing techniques and sustainability practices in art and fashion with Asia Kepka.\nUntold Stories: Public Art Commemorating Arlington 250 \n13FOREST Gallery has been proud to use our Outside/In series of artist talks to highlight Arlington’s dynamic public art program\, curated by Cecily Miller of ArtsArlington\, since 2017. To continue this tradition and celebrate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution\, we are pleased to present “Untold Stories: Public Art Commemorating Arlington 250”. For the first time\, we will bring public art into the gallery in a special exhibition featuring three projects that explore Arlington’s contributions to that significant period in our history. \nThe three projects highlighted in “Untold Stories” commemorate Arlington’s role in the revolution by illuminating the stories of the indigenous people and colonists who lived in the village then known as Menotomy in the days leading up to the war. Each project shares our local history through a unique lens\, uncovering new facets of the past while building connections to the present day. \nNilou Moochhala presents “Then & Now: An Arlington Timeline\,” a thought-provoking project that pairs archival materials with contemporary images and text to create powerful connections between Arlington’s past and present.\nSuzanne Moseley and Liz Shepherd have collaborated on “People\, Plants & Revolution\,” a vibrant series of silkscreen prints that combine colonial imagery with botanical illustrations to explore Arlington’s evolution through its flora.\nSculptor Christopher Frost has reimagined the concept of a monument through his project “Stepping Up\,” temporary public sculptures of pedestals that commemorate average people – farmers\, millers and midwives – who fought in the American Revolution. \nUNTOLD STORIES\, April 5 – May 23\, 2025. On view at 13FOREST Gallery\, located at 167A Massachusetts Avenue\, Arlington\, MA 02474. \nSEE https://13forest.com/untold-stories \n\n		\n			\n				\n			\n			\n		 \n		\n			This event explores our region’s revolutionary past! Learn about Freedom’s Way 250 and discover the many ways the Heritage Area and its partners are commemorating and celebrating our nation’s semiquincentennial anniversary.
URL:https://freedomsway.org/event/people-plants-revolution-1775-2025-telling-stories-curator-artists-talk/
LOCATION:13FOREST Gallery\, 167A Massachusetts Ave\, Arlington\, 02474
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Living History,Open House
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