Mayor Ruthanne Fuller and the Newton Art Association dedicated Art at the Bus Stop, Newton’s new public art display, at a July 18 dedication ceremony at Captain Ryan Park in West Newton Square. The two-year effort was completed thanks to a NAA volunteers, numerous city departments, and generous donors.
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As a part of its monthly art demonstrations, the NAA plans to feature local artist Betsy Silverman April 12 to share why she uses magazine paper in her work and how the concept of “fragmented realism” plays an important role in her creative process.
From magazines, a Newton artist fashions collages of Boston’s cityscape Read More »
Buying gifts, donating to charity and supporting local artists has become easier this holiday season with the Newton Art Association’s (NAA) Art Works for Good fundraiser.
Newton Art Association Gets
Creative About Helping Food Pantries Read More »
The Ish Shalom family have roots that began in Israel, with quite a rich and unique history there. The family name means “man of peace” in Hebrew and is also the motto they try to live up to daily. As I learned more about the couple,
it was clear that they were inherently artists at their core.
Newton Neighbors –
The Ish Shalom Family: Sculpting a New Peace Read More »
A new haircut can be exciting, but at Salon Artist in Newton, clients get more than a fresh look. They get a fresh look at artwork, a rotating exhibition that changes every 3 months. Paintings by Chestnut Hill resident Mark Chadbourne, the current artist, will be on view through May 1.
Press Release – Salon Artist: Making a Stylish Place for Art Read More »
For the past decade, Newton Art Association (NAA) artists have been invited to show their work at Keyes Drug in Auburndale. The exhibit location is flanked by foot traffic from local coffee shops and businesses and often results in sales for the artists.
Press Release – Why Is There Art in the Keyes Drug Window? Read More »
For more than 30 years the Newton Art Association (NAA) has recognized art students through the NAA High School Senior Scholarship Program.
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The Newton Art Association is making it possible for everybody to support local food pantries, browse a virtual art exhibit and build a collection of original artwork — all from the comfort of home.
The Boston Globe – Art Works for Love Read More »
The Newton Art Association (NAA) is partnering with the Centre Street Food Pantry and the Newton Food Pantry for a fundraising event, Art Works for Love.
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