MFA Thesis Exhibition: Emily Lombardo's The Caprichos
Steven Zevitas Gallery, 450 Harrison Ave, Boston, MA 02118
Gallery hours : Tuesday-Saturday 11 am–5 pm

Emily Lombardo's The Caprichos is a series of 80 etchings which are in direct conversation and homage to Francisco Goya's Los Caprichos, from 1799. Created during Spain's Enlightenment, Goya's series reveals the problem of all culture movements to potentially give way to a level of fascism and inequity. The Caprichos continues this investigation in America 2013, through a contemporary feminist lens, in the exact tradition of etching and aquatint of Goya.

June 10–17, 2013
Reception: June 13, 5–8 pm

Barbara and Steven Grossman Gallery, SMFA
Gallery hours: Monday–Friday 10 am–5 pm; Thursday 10 am–8 pm


Annie Blazejack's "The Space Between Us" explores the artist's collaborative practice of painting 'conversationally' with Geddes Levenson; Christopher Cavallero's work bridges the gaps and overlaps between science and art; Jenna DeLuca's paintings in "The Line Between" investigate the human potential for good and evil; Coe Lapossy's "Get Down in the Pit" blends painting and sculpture exploring dark, yet optimistic themes.

June 13–29, 2013
Reception: June 13, 6–8 pm