Juniper Rag at IGNITE, an art and festival

Tim Doyle, Worcester Business Journal inspires a list of accomplishments for Juniper Rag

In spring 2019, artist Madge Evers saw Emily Dickinson’s “Herbarium” for the first time.

Art Basel Miami 2022

Payal Thiffault, Michael Bobbitt and Michelle May at Origin, JMAC Worceter

Leveraging your online community to push your art career forward. We can’t light a fire under every artist to use social media, but we can share strategies and success stories.

Don Hartmann is a figurative artist with a very colorful life who carries a vintage suitcase full of color crayons. He is always surrounded by laughter and artful conversations — talk of poetry or music, like Lou Reed, The Velvet Underground, Sex Pistols or a little Replacements.

As artists in the Baroque period did, I intend to arouse an internal response in the viewer by making imagery that marries the harsh and intense with the elegant and seductive. -Sellios

This is a question proposed by Gertrude Stein when people rang her atelier doorbell for salon at 27 rue de Fleurus. Like a spy needs a password, a guest had to provide a name. The valuable art collection she and her brother Leo collected …

For many people curious about collecting art, it can be a very intimidating process. Anything you try for the first time is venturing into the unknown.

Art by Wendy Sellers on view at Nearby Gallery in Newton, Ma

Drana with blue suit, beautiful period attire, vitreous enamel added on steel daguerreotype (re-contextualized)
All images © Jennifer Davis Carey, photographed by Michelle May

Robin Reynolds earns the Solo Show at CUSP Gallery

Connecting is our jam.

Writing your statement can be an arduous process. Don’t let it hold you back.

Writer, Sarah Connell Sanders Gets Vulnerable with Free Beads at ORIGIN, exhibition for Juniper Rag

Juniper Rag V.3 Cover, photo by Provincetown photographer and CUSP Gallery owner, Curtis Speer

Origin Art Exhibition | Official Launch for Juniper Rag Feb 8-18 at JMAC, Worcester, MA, USA