Best Aboriginal Art Gallery Cambridge Near Me

Aleah M: Very beautiful and educational

Arlene Yarde (ISAJ): It's a beautiful art gallery

Aaron “Mayhem” Miles: Absolute per. Highly recommend

Pab Ru: Nice to see

frank borghette: Excellent place to go highly recommend

Matias Ramos: Fascinating

Alex Horne: Fantastic gallery space with interesting subjects. Doesn't take long to see the whole display, and the location is very convenient. Best of all, entry is free.

Ms.5678 Chanel Performancebuild: Amazing gallery

Semira Rose: one of my special places to visit when I lived in Cambridge

L.E.J. Carty: Kudos for curating an exhibition of Black political art with the temporal depth to connect the battle against racism across generations to our current national context.In addition the exhibit shows the global colonial economic basis for racism with pieces connecting the fight for liberation from colonialism in Asia to Black liberation in America.

Oliver Ames: There are few museums that make you feel real emotion. This gallery does that by pushing our perceptions of race and challenging our comfort zones. They dabble in all areas of art from music and dance, the photography and digital art. These different forms of art play to a wide variety of tastes and expectations. The Cooper Gallery is a refreshing look at what a museum can and should be. Worth going back to check out the newest exhibits.

annette jacobs: Wonderful variety of high quality, creative choices, reasonably priced made by local artisans. Store is managed and staffed by the artisans, who are always friendly, helpful, patient.

Bill Gillen: Great place for gifts! Tons of one-of-a-kind items. Plan time to get lost and explore. Sure to be something for everyone. Ever needed a unique, inspired gift for someone and had no clue what to get them? Stop by here, and let your imagination run wild. They'll appreciate the time, effort, and thought you put into your gift instead of buying them a Fry-Daddy from Amazon.

Aaron “Mayhem” Miles: Perfect

nahom assefa: This place is tidy and beautiful just as it should be. All and everything here is artistic. The visual display is huge black and blue head phone lines That America seems genuine know what to kdfw Merck and why do people like DNS be late db but end late submission. I APPRECIATE THE PEOPLE WORKING HERE. MAKES THE AREA MORE COMFORTABLE.

Alex Vasquez: Buen. Lugar

Joseph Chow: The youngsters loved the artwork.

frank borghette: Definitely would go to the location again

Lucas Moraes: Beautiful place to share art

Mirakian Kévin: Très belle galerie

Crosby Crosby: Fantástico

Luis Oscar Lostaunau: Nice place

Cocoa Lady: Restrictive, not supportive to new aspiring artist. They ask artist to pay for reviewing artwork to decline.

Abigail Regitsky: Great local store with a variety of items from local artists. Good for finding unique gifts. Friendly staff.

Angela Hernandez: El personal muy amables

Eric Brophy: Beautiful pieces, friendly staff, wide selection of art (decorative and functional both), items for many price ranges. A great independent local business worth supporting

Joe Blair: Beautiful artwork, enduring quality and style.

D B: Such an awesome boutique art gallery, and its not any one type of art- its paintings, sculptures and functional pieces. My favorite thing that is common amongst the various artists showcased is the colors!

Martha Pfanschmidt: Exquisite work, well crafted and beautiful to behold! You can't find more gorgeous art anywhere! Love this small, intimate, fine gallery.

Glenn Parker: Finest selection of high-end craft jewelry and handicrafts in the Boston area.

joe hoeboe: That dude Jason is super nice. I imagine he deals with some street stuff sometimes, and you can see his patience and acceptance extends out far around him. Has a good understanding of what it's actually like to busk too. Makes sure you're informed.

Peter Cannizzaro: Got my Street performers license here for Cambridge! Thanks Arts Council!Follow me on Insta @Peter.Paradoxx

Bimal Nepal: A great team to help and promote Cambridge artists.

Donna Leclerc: Great free rotating exhibit art gallery with rotating exhibits

Health Enthusiast: It's small. Closed on sundays.I like the art, edgy and modern, in general. You can also see 3 walls of exhibit from the street. Only street parking and it's tight near porter square on red line.

Sativa Unger-Laffin: Beautiful Exhibitions

No-L: Definitely worth the visit

Alexis Tosado: Beautiful

Nelson Pinto: Excellent school, and a beautiful building

Ronald Stevens: I thought there would have been art on display. Not what I had expected. There is no parking.

이영준: "Lee Young Jun PEN AR"Pen Art(General Remarks)Infinity of lines and dots have symbolism.  Such symbolism is ever changing according to the spirit’s depth.  All works are kaleidoscopic; they are usually composed of indescribable expressions.  Therefore, art’s depth also can be said to be unlimited.  Is pen art’s depth also infinite?  In other words, do the lines and dots flowing from the nib of a pen have an artistic qualification?  In this respect, it is worth thinking deeply.  Pen art begins from an essence of nature’s fundamental values.  From the standpoint of value, or color, a harmony of black and white is essential in nature.  As it is impossible to see any color in darkness, distinguishing color is an essential role of light.  That is why the soul is drawn to light.  Whiteness, or light is a spiritual reflection of the soul while blackness, or darkness is a reality of life on earth.  As the color green is an essential color of vegetation, burnt charcoal is an earthy color that will stay near black.  Blackness is heterogeneous and may be hostile to life.  If blackness belongs to the essence of nature, it also may be said to represent the image of death.  A combination of black and white constitutes degrees of lightness and darkness.  When painting black on a white background, the soul is transported to the white background.  Whiteness comes to life when contrasted with black line and black space.  In this case, soul also may be expressed through the blackness.  Soul may be transported to the black or a combination of white and black, which shed a mysterious merit to the soul or spirit.  Pen arts starts and ends from an essence of nature’s fundamental contrasts.  The primary essence is infinite and eternal while the artistic harmony of black and white can take one’s breath away.  But, this is not possible until a metamorphosis has been realized over many years and spiritual transcendence has occurred.  The transfer of spirit  occurs when one’s life experiences are projected onto the white canvas in harmony with blackness.  That is the true ‘pen art.’               Artist Lee Young Junㄷ

Eleni Minias: Beautiful on the inside and the outside

Jimmy Guarnotta: Very nice school, library and art display

Andrew Wade: Local neighborhood gem

Dale Allen: ***** WARNING ARTISTS *****I entered a fee-based competition for possible inclusion in a Gallery 263 exhibition. Instead of adhering to the specific acceptance/denial notification date stated in the specifications, this gallery, without any communication whatsoever, drug their heels and sent out notifications many days later than originally stated, thus rendering my artworks in limbo and unavailable for consideration or exhibition elsewhere.Upon my pointing this out to them, to my horror, their response did not suggest any plan of rectifying the situation going forward. In fact, they recommended I "...not submit to further opportunities at Gallery 263..".Way to go "Gallery" 263! Shoo away those demanding accountability when you take their money, and proceed with business as usual.(documents regarding this matter available upon request)

Michael Roberts: Great local artists, musicians, yoga, and neighborhood meeting space.

Bob Keeley: Glad to see this inn sleepy cambridgeport

Ben Silverman: solid music venue!

Stephen Baillargeon: I went here for a small classical concert. The music was beautiful, the people were friendly, and the art was great. I would love to go to more concerts here and I'd recommend it for a good small museum kind of experience.

Jakob Weisblat: Cool art and they also have LARPs here.

B.K.Randima.R Rodrigo: Its a cool place with lot of things happening. The space is not too big so great for small shows and events. The staff is really nice.

Garrett Frierson: Lovely little art gallery with yoga and community classes.

Edith Shimel: Their hybrid program is one of the most interesting and innovative calls for art that I have seen in the area. Cool little space!

Dani James: We had a great time attending the event, venue was cute but lacked tons of art which makes me think it's lacking as a gallery.

Sy bandit: I love to stay in 263