Closing Reception For Safarani Sisters
Join us for the closing of the Safarani Sisters solo exhibition Submerged In Time.
Art & Memory: Safarani Sisters in Conversation with Dr. Daniel Schacter
Join us for a very interesting conversation about art, memory, and imagination.
Opening of Marlon Forrester’s Secret Garden: BareFruit23
Join us for the opening of the pop-up exhibition Secret Garden: BareFruit23 by Marlon Forrester, in the back room gallery on September First Friday at ShowUp!
September First Friday
Join us for First Friday, featuring the Safarani Sisters solo exhibition Submerged In Time.
Mending Society
Bring a few items of clothing that need repair and join us for an afternoon of mending!
Opening for Safarani Sisters: Submerged In Time and August First Friday
Join us for the opening of the Safarani Sisters solo exhibition Submerged In Time.
July Book Club
Attention booklovers!
Join ShowUp for our Book Club, a monthly gathering designed to spark insightful conversations and foster community through the power of the written word. Every month we discuss one book over the course of an hour looking at the work intersects and informs the current artwork, allowing for a greater appreciation of both the art and literature.
ShowUp Book Club
Join ShowUp for our Book Club, a monthly gathering designed to spark insightful conversations and foster community through the power of literature.
Writers’ Hours
Escape the distractions and embrace focused creativity during ShowUp Writers’ Hours on Saturdays in May and June! Join us during gallery hours Saturdays.
Opening of Maryam Safajoo: Repetitious Insecurity and June First Friday
Join us for June First Friday and the opening of Maryam Safajoo: Repetitious Insecurity.
Closing Artist Exhibition Tour and Coffee Reception with Caron Tabb
Join us for an afternoon closing reception of Caron Tabb’s solo exhibition A Stone In My Shoe.
Writers’ Hours
Escape the distractions and embrace focused creativity during ShowUp Writers’ Hours on Saturdays in May and June! Join us during gallery hours Saturdays.
Writers’ Hours
Escape the distractions and embrace focused creativity during ShowUp Writers’ Hours on Saturdays in May and June! Join us during gallery hours Saturdays.
Writers’ Hours
Escape the distractions and embrace focused creativity during ShowUp Writers’ Hours on Saturdays in May and June! Join us during gallery hours Saturdays.
Art Supply Swap at Shred & Bread
Come to an offsite Art Supply Swap at Rob Ramsdell’s Shred & Bread!
Fiber Arts as a Form of Spiritual Practice: Artist Talk with Caron Tabb and Sam Fields, Moderated by Merill Comeau
Notable fiber artists Caron Tabb and Sam Fields will discuss their art practices in a lively conversation moderated by Merill Comeau.
Art Supply Swap & Mending Event
Bring the art supplies you're not using, a piece of clothing to repair, or both!
Caron Tabb Gallery Tour
Join Caron Tabb for a gallery tour exploring her work featured in A Stone In My Shoe.
Opening of Caron Tabb: A Stone In My Shoe and March First Friday
Join us for March First Friday and the opening of Caron Tabb: A Stone In My Shoe
Bait/Switch Artist Talk
Join us for a virtual artist talk featuring several artists from Bait/Switch
Bait/Switch: Affect & Cause
A pop-up exhibition of works from Bait/Switch, the interdisciplinary call-and-response art publication!
Bait/Switch: Affect & Cause Opening
Join us for the opening reception of Bait/Switch: Affect & Cause, featuring live music starting at 7pm
Victorian Valentines Crafter-Noon
Come hang out with us and create Victorian-inspired Valentines
February First Friday
Join us for a First Friday event at ShowUp!
Currently on view:
AEROSOL: Boston’s Graffiti DNA, its Origin and Evolution, featuring the work of artists Timmy “Zone” Allen, Thomas “Kwest” Burns, Barrington “Vex” Edwards, Ricardo “Deme5” Gomez, Shea Justice, Chepe “Sane” Leña, Rob Stull and David “DS7” Taylor. Archival photography by John Brewer.
AEROSOL is a collaboration between journalist Jennifer Mancuso and graffiti writer Thomas “Kwest” Burns. Part historical archive, part visual study, AEROSOL follows the path of the kids who held spray cans, rode the elevated Orange Line, “the El,” racked paint, and bombed the city’s abandoned buildings. While billboards equated their artform to vandalism and gang violence, these young men honed their craft and formed a brotherhood of creatives. Fellow artists who came up under the same conditions as Kwest, practiced their skill on a canvas that wasn’t theirs to make a mark on a city that was. “We don’t exist without each other,” says Stull of his fellow exhibitors.
AEROSOL runs from December 6th through February 16th.
Art Supply Swap & Mending Event
Bring the art supplies you're not using, a piece of clothing to repair, or both!
