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Representational art has had a long history of going in and out of fashion. Realism, a term for this type of art coined by French...

There is an environmental meaning in what I do, but there is also a metaphor about the river: the impermanent place where our collective...

ACA is thrilled to be featuring a new artist, Tamara Gonda, on our upcoming winter catalog. Tamara was featured in our Open Studios this...

If you’ve picked up our fall catalog, you’ve no doubt already been drawn into the inspiring beauty of Marjorie Glick’s watercolors. Her...

“Without art I would be a bit empty, without a core to make connections in my life,” says Pam Shanley, Facilities Manager at ACA. Pam has...

“ He is one of those rare individuals that not only a good painter but a committed and creative teacher as well.” International Magazine...

A great crowd turned out for the Opening Reception for “Regeneration” ACA’s 2011 Member Exhibit, juried by Sand T Kalloch. The Gibbs...

A passionate, knowledgeable and energetic teacher, Connie Thibaut has a warm and supportive approach that brings confidence to the...

Students from Adria Arch‘s Intuitive Painting class currently have a wonderful exhibition of their work on view at Arlington’s historic...

Outside/Inside Boston Buildings first in a series peeking inside the classrooms to see our young artists at work! “Urban Adventures” was...