Sat 1/31, 4-6 pm: On the Job - a conversation with Paul Beckingham about his work in Working: An Artist Paints Places Where People Get Things Done

Sat 2/21, 4-6 pm: Making Sense of Art and AI - a conversation about the use of generative AI in artmaking and its implications for artists with Steve Bennett, Catherine Graffam and Nina Wishnok

Join us on Saturday January 31 from 4-6 pm for On the Job, a conversation with Paul Beckingham about his solo show currently on view at the gallery. In his latest series, Beckingham explores local spots where people do all kinds of work, from a library to a theater green room to his own basement (right) where he prepares the aluminum panels for his paintings. If you're interested in Beckingham's career transition from computer engineer to full-time artist, make sure you don't miss our event on Saturday!

Right: Paul Beckingham, Basement, oil on aluminum

Paul Beckingham, Tonsorial, oil on aluminum

Paul Beckingham, Study Floor, oil on aluminum

Paul Beckingham, Slice Shop, oil on aluminum

Congratulations to Kayla Myers for her solo show Home Love, opening soon at Emmanuel College's Gallery 5. Myers continues her project of documenting and celebrating urban neighborhoods through her expressive paintings, striving to "create art that not only reflects the beauty of these sites but also serves as a reminder of their importance." Don't miss the opening of Home Love on Thursday February 5 from 6-8 pm.

Kayla Myers, Cambridge Typewriter Co., acrylic, spray paint, charcoal, pastel on paper

New jewelry from Ilana Krepchin

Linda Cordner, Splicer 2, acrylic on panel

Amy McGregor-Radin, Woods, framed mirror with monoprint