Museum Reopens with Timely Installation

The Martha's Vineyard Museum reopens to the public Friday, with admission by timed ticketing.

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Art Show Helps Island Hungry

An online art show, hosted by Louisa Gould Gallery, is raising funds for the Island Food Pantry.

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Vineyard Haven Library Shows Vintage Edward Gorey Posters
Louisa Hufstader

Known for his instantly-recognizable line drawings, the Cape Cod artist Edward St. John Gorey wrote more than 100 picture books and won a Tony award for costuming.

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Making Art Anchored in Darkness of War
Sam Low

Steve Maxner’s new exhibit at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum combines stunningly beautiful assemblages of shell and sea wrack with his experience in the Vietnam War to create an explosion of emotion.

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Creating Art That Commands Attention
Louisa Hufstader

Richard Limber's exhibit at the West Tisbury Library is called A Bunch of Faces for You. Many of the portraits include an edgy, ripped-from-the-headlines aesthetic.

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Strachan/Zannini Open Studio

Jennifer Strachan and John Zannini are hosting an open studio on Saturday and Sunday at their home gallery at 188 Waldrons Bottom Road in West Tisbury.

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Celebrating African American History Through Art
Vivian Ewing

February is African American History Month, and in honor of that history Pathways Arts is holding a multimedia art show at its space in the Chilmark town center.

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At Home Behind the Lens
Louisa Hufstader

Albert O. Fischer's photography show at the Martha's Vineyard Playhouse features scenes from his Island home. His interest in the craft began as a way to deal with the trauma of the Vietnam War.

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Small Wonders Art Show

Louisa Gould is hosting her annual Small Wonders Art Show, with a reception on Saturday, Dec. 8 from 3 to 5 p.m. at her gallery on 54 Main street in Vineyard Haven.

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Dry Grass: Photography Show Reception

The Chilmark Library is hosting a photography show of work by Vivian Ewing. The reception is on Saturday, Nov. 24 from noon 2 p.m.

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