Ann Weber’s “Personages, River”
New Acquisition / Corporate Collection : Ann Weber’s “Personages, River” found cardboard, staples, polyurethane and steel base, 72 x 40 x 12, now in conversation with the public everyday. (It’s OK to hug again
Moved to New Location(!! diagonally across the street !!)
The gallery gut-renovated a larger 4,000 sq.ft space and added a niche bookstore called PICTURE BOOKS specializing in photography titles, art volumes, as well as illustrated and rare books. We’re now at the corner of 162 Lincoln Rd and 2 Lewis St. by the railroad tracks
ANDREW STEVOVICH RETURNS!
Clark Gallery is delighted and honored to be representing Andrew Stevoich in the region.
NEW APONOVICH JUST IN!!
We are pleased to announce the arrival of several new works by James Apanovich. The artists spent an unprecedented amount of time working on these paintings during the 2020 pandemic (the detail is amazing).
REGROUPING
During this time of crises the gallery is mounting a series of rotating exhibitions entitled REGROUPING featuring curated selections from the gallery’s eclectic stable of artists.
CLARK DERBES IN THE BOSTON GLOBE!
Many artists push 2-D pieces toward 3-D. Derbes goes the other way with his wood sculptures, which narrow, angle, and broaden to skew perspective and suggest flatness, an effect intensified by busy, colorful grids. -Cate McQuaid
MFA ACQUIRES ANDY HAINES
Two works by Andrew Haines have been acquired by the Museum of Fine Arts Boston for their Permanent Collection.