To Do Today: Marine Art Show on Newbury Street
Mercury Rising, by Katherine Richmond, is on display at the Copley Society of Art’s current exhibition, Connected Land & Sea. The photograph was awarded first prize in the juried show, which runs through August 22 at the society’s Newbury Street gallery. Photo courtesy of the Copley Society of Art
To Do Today: Marine Art Show on Newbury Street
Copley Society of Art’s Connected Land & Sea exhibition offers a taste of the ocean
What?
Copley Society of Art’s national marine art exhibition, Connected Land & Sea
When?
Tuesday to Saturday, 11 am to 5 pm, Sunday and Monday by appointment (call 617-536-5049), through August 22
Where?
The Copley Society of Art, 158 Newbury St., Boston
How much?
Entry to the gallery is free to the public. Individual artworks are available for sale.
Why should I go?
If you want to get a taste of the ocean, but can’t leave the city, head over to Newbury Street and check out the Copley Society of Art’s current exhibition, Connected Land & Sea. The show features a dazzling collection of more than two dozen paintings, sculptures, and photographs by artists from across the United States that explore the concept of water meeting land. Drawing on the New England coast for inspiration, the artists’ works include captivating views of the ocean in all light and weather, as well as boats, sea life, and the shoreline. Among the local artists included in the show are Katherine Richmond, Ray Crane, and Charlie Longtine.
Can’t make it to the exhibition? Take a virtual tour of the show here.
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