Fort Point artists at the MFA

Congrats to Fort Point Artists, Ari Hauben and Joanne Kaliontzis. There work was chosen to be on view digitally at the opening of the new Art of the America's wing on November 19th. 2010. We hope we can snag an interview with them soon!

( Below Ari Haben, Manifest Destiny 2010, Joanne Kaliontzis, Coy Fish 2009)

Landscape of Emotions

Art at 12 new exhibition, Landscape of Emotions, will be on view until November 30th. Stop by to check out this group exhibition that reflects on travels.

"To travel is a decision to jump the banks, a decision to let our attention wash over unfamiliar terrain. The artists in this show made such a choice and used what they carried away to make art- inspired by their new found awareness."- Landscape of Emotions artists

12 Farnsworth Street (off Congress)

Fort Point Boston

617.423.1100

Gallery Hours:

Monday - Friday from 11-6pm

Saturday from 11-4pm

photo on right, art by Karen McFeaters

artists in Landscape of Emotions:

Jess Barnett, Ivan Fenandez, Liliana Folta

Gustavo Jimenez, Philip Manna, Mary McCarthy

Karen McFeaters, Jennifer Mecca, Krina Patel

Robin Shores, Sylvia Stagg-Giuliano,

Lenore Tenenblatt, Tom Wojciechowski

Dating Gorky's Granddaughter

Dating Gorky's Granddaughter: artwork by Christopher Joy and Zachary Keeting

Opening Reception: Thursday, November 18. 2010 from 5:30-8pm at the fpac gallery (300 Summer Street). Stop by to meet and greet the artists and have a drink from the Channel Cafe.

The show is ongoing from November 4-December 29. 2010

An artist talk will be given on Saturday, November 13.2010 at 3pm

~Christopher Joy and Zachary Keeting are Modernists. They pull inspiration from the past hundred years and doggedly pursue new forms. They are young painters who appreciate the multifaceted plurality of their time, but see elements in early 20th century art worth re-exploring: its richness, its mystery, its courage.~

Made in Fort Point~ November Featured Artist

Masks from the Dark Side, by this month’s featured artist at Made in Fort Point, Leslie Anne Feagley.

Feagley’s deconstructed and then re-constructed masks are an exploration of her inner self. The masks are a representation of extracted negative or dark energy that have been manifested into carefully constructed objects that now have a literal face.

Stop by Thursday, November 11, 2010 from 5-8pm for the opening reception of Masks from the Dark Side. Meet the artist, Leslie Anne Feagley and enjoy complimentary refreshments from FPAC, Sportello and Sagarinos.

hours: Monday-Friday 11am-6pm Saturday 11am-4pm Sundays in November by chance additional hours for special events 12 Farnsworth Street, just off Congress 617-423-1100

Chairs @ Twelve Chairs

Boston December 9th 2010 – Fort Point Design Studio and home furnishing store Twelve Chairs is the catalyst for Glovebox’s latest show, Chairs @ Twelve Chairs, an art show featuring the “chair” inspired work of local artist, Kate Castelli. The collaboration between Glovebox, Castelli and Twelve Chairs has become a grassroots effort to bring design, art and culture to the community. This event will have something for everyone on your gift list right in time for the holidays. The event will feature beautiful and savvy, sustainable products from Twelve Chairs as well as local art by Castelli.

Opening Reception for Chairs @ Twelve Chairs: Thursday, December 9. 2010 from 6-9pm. Complimentary refreshments will be available. This reception is free and open to the public. 319 A Street, Fort Point Boston, 02210

The Exhibition is ongoing and open to the public from December 1. 2010 to March 1. 2011 during the hours of Monday through Saturday from 12-6pm. 319 A Street, Fort Point Boston, 02210.

More About

Kate Castelli: www.katecastelli.com

Glovebox: The mission of Glovebox is to establish a creative collaboration amidst local Boston, artists and the greater Boston public and community. Engaging in dialogue between community and artist(s) fosters growth, development and artistic education for all involved. www.gloveboxboston.com

Twelve Chairs: Twelve Chairs is a home furnishings shop and interior design studio located in Boston’s up-and-coming Fort Point neighborhood. The shop provides a well-edited, thoughtful, and beautiful collection of items that surpass the company's standards of sustainability, good stewardship, and just plain good looks. Twelve Chairs promotes the idea that beautiful design and respect for the planet and its people do not have to be mutually exclusive. Cofounders and creative directors, Roisin (Row-sheen) Giese and Miggy Mason, LEED AP, met at Cornell University where they majored in Interior Design. Their combined resumes include over 10 years of retail, management, and interior design experience, and a record of dedication to beautiful, responsible design. Through a combination of their passions and experience, Twelve Chairs came to be: informing, empowering, and inspiring their customers to live in style sustainably. www.twelvechairsboston.com