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Mary Bucci McCoy‘s column, “Museums — More Than Getting the Numbers Right” appears in the March/April issue of Art New England. The article considers the Guerrilla Girls’ fall 2012 action targeting the Boston Museum of Fine Arts in the context of earlier Guerrilla Girls actions and the responsibilities of museums.
Kingston Gallery features contemporary art by New England artists specializing in a diverse range of media including painting, photography, sculpture, and installation. The 30+ Kingston artists exhibit in our three on-site gallery spaces; the Main Gallery, Center Gallery, and Kingston Project Space. Kingston is an artist-run gallery space incorporated in 1982 and supporting a schedule of 22 shows per calendar year plus several special events and group shows. Kingston Gallery takes its name from its original location on Kingston Street near Boston's Chinatown. In the mid-1990s, the gallery was one of the very first to relocate to Thayer Street, anchoring what has since developed into the vibrant SoWa Arts District of Boston's historic South End. View all posts by Kingston Gallery
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