13FOREST Gallery is pleased to announce that Portrait of the Artists, featuring Lindsey Kocur, John Campbell and Mike Ryczek, is now available to view online.
Read MorePortrait of the Artists
Join us Saturday, Feb. 27, from 4 to 6 pm, for the premier screening of Portrait of the Artists, a documentary series featuring the three artists in Construct, Belief and Nostalgia.
Read MoreRomancing the Square: Cocktail Hour at 13FOREST
Join us Saturday, February 13, from 4 to 6 pm, for an afternoon of fine art and festive refreshments. Sip on French 75s (a champagne cocktail made with gin, lemon, a hint of sugar and served with a twist!) and peruse our exciting selection of locally made art, craft and jewelry.
Romancing the Square is hosted by businesses throughout Capitol Square and features pop-up art happenings, chocolate tastings, tarot card readings, live music and other events over the course of Valentine's Day weekend.
Valentine's Day Gift Guide
Valentine's Day is around the corner and Spring a month away. 13FOREST has curated the ultimate gift guide for people looking to express warmth of all types, featuring a selection of works for every taste and any budget. Lovely.
Read MoreWaxing Poetic: An afternoon with encaustic artist Amy Keller
Join us on Saturday, February 6, from 4 to 6 pm, for refreshments and an informal Q&A with encaustic artist Amy Keller.
Read MoreAs Seen in the Boston Globe
Construct, Belief and Nostalgia highlighted on 1/8/16.
Opera on Tap returns to 13FOREST Gallery
Opera on Tap returns to 13FOREST Gallery on Sat 1/9, 4-6 pm
Read MoreAs Seen in the Boston Globe
As part of their year end round up, the Boston Globe recommended 13FOREST featuring this gorgeous gold dipped pebble necklace from Porcelain and Stone by Kimberly Huestis which comes in white, gray and green.
13FOREST Holiday Gift Guide
Stephanie Young takes her time to throw, trim, carve and glaze each vase by hand, making one different from the next. Her work...
extends sensuality into your living space
confirms your decision to walk off the beaten path
sets you up for a lifetime of flowers.
Susan Jaworski-Stranc distills the world to its basic forms and colors through a printing process that reduces her plate to nothing. Her work...
marks a good starting point to building a collection
brings a shared sense of peace into your home
reminds you there's a world out there to explore.
Heather Pilchard stands silently in nature, waiting for the signal to begin a new painting. Her work...
makes clear how fortunate you are to live on this part of the planet
brings the sky and water back into your winter lives
drops the hint you'd like to vacation on the Cape next summer.
Elizabeth Louden works alone in one of Maine's largest cities and on one of its smallest islands. Her work...
starts up your new kitchen with style
satisfies the urge to introduce paintings and ceramics to your house decor
rewards the cook whose skills remain a mystery to you.
Kristin Texeira translates the poetics of people, place and memory into the colors of paint and mixed media. Her work...
bridges differences in a couple's old school/new school tastes
allays fears over what color to make your living space
does double duty by expanding your art and literary collections.
Congrats to artist/bassist Bob Maloney and his band Worshipper
Bob Maloney, Cityscape Y + B, etching, 15" x 15" - Bob Maloney, bass player for "Best Metal Band" Worshipper
Artist and MassArt faculty member by day / heavy metal bass player by night. Congratulations to artist Bob Maloney and his band Worshipper for winning Best Metal Band at the Boston Music Awards. To see Bob’s work in our current show Plenty, click here. To listen to Worshipper click here.