People
- Adam O'Day
- Aimee Belanger
- Christina Watka
- Chroma Lab
- Dyslexic Press
- Elizabeth Grammaticas
- Flux Boston
- Jessica Hess
- Josh Falk
- Kenji Nakayama
- Marc Dennis
- Pat Falco
- Repeat Press
- Rope-a-Dope
- Scott Chasse
- SeeHereChicken
- Vanessa Irzyk
Places
Things
- Spring Open Studios
- Another Colaborative Piece
- Relationship Study #1 and Some Great News (for me)
- Good Day in the Studio
- New Mixed Media Pieces
- Image For The Next Mixed Media Piece
- Untitled (For Now) Nude Study
- Lot F Gallery presents THREE
- Updates From Nick’s Studio
- A Few Experiments in Mixed Media
- Feature in Abstraks Mag
- Salad 3.0 at Lot F
- Great Open Studios Wrap Up By Flux-Boston
- Open Studios This Weekend
- Nude Progress and Open Studios Deal
- Another Nude
- South Boston Fall Open Studios
- Portrait of Margaux
- FLUX-Boston Offline Show
- Make It Together at Distillery Gallery
- Bored Nude
- Dedicated Nick Ward TurningArt Plan
- Two More Pieces, Nearly Completed
- Kenji Collaboration
- Amanda’s Lips
- Getting Further Along on This Nude/Portrait
- Distillery Spring Open Studios 2011
- Moving Forward On Portrait of Margaux
- Start of a New Nude Study
- An Understanding of Ones Worth
- On My Easel
- Sign Up at TurningArt for a Chance to Win
- Preparing For This Weekend
- South Boston Open Studios
- Back to the Studio
- September 2, 2010 – 9-02-10 – 90210
- Another Painting Nearly Finished
- Second Sunbather Painting Nearly Finished
- Some More Good Press
- New Painting and Some Questions Answered
- Open Studios Wrap Up
- Studio 11, the Figurative Art Capital of Boston?
- More Progress On Another Sunbather
- 100th Post at NickWardOnline
- Spring Open Studios
- Another Sunbather
- The Infamous Studio 11 – A Retrospective
- First of a New Series of Paintings
- Another Portrait of Lisa
- Stretched Eye Portrait
FLUX-Boston Offline Show
Generally I have been hesitant to loan paintings out for display in restaurants around town although, it seems like a pretty popular/easy exhibition option in Boston… or maybe it is restaurants around Boston that have been hesitant to hang freaky portraits and morbid nudes? Either way, Voltage is different. Not only is is an awesome coffee shop, it also has a great exhibition space. Pieces actually look good hung and have enough space to command attention. So when Liz of Flux-Boston.com asked me to participate in a show that she was organizing there, I jumped at the chance. It also didn’t hurt that Liz collected such a great group of artists for me to share the walls with. Check out the facebook event page for the opening reception, and keep reading after the image for more details and a complete list of participating artists.
“What better way to kick off the return of fall than with a crash course contemporary art lesson on the who’s who of upcoming Boston visual artists. Come to Voltage Coffee & Art on Friday September 9th for the opening of FLUX. Offline, a brick and mortar curation by digital art reviewer/sweetheart Elizabeth Devlin.
Step away from the glow of the computer screen, get gussied and slough off the work week at the opening reception, Friday September 9th, 7:00-10:00pm for an evening of art, libations, grub, tunes, and delightful conversation.”
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