The Somerville Arts Council and the Inside-Out gallery present- Freeze! A "cool" group exhibit in Davis Square
Heather Balchunas
Freeze! A group exhibit in honor of ArtBeat 2025 theme
In case you missed it during ArtBeat, this summer, in honor of the festival theme, the Somerville Arts Council and the Inside-Out gallery are keeping things cool, reflecting on all the wonderful talent Somerville has to offer. In this exhibit, Somerville Arts Council LCC Visuals Arts 2023 Fellowship winner, Cindy Weisbart (curator of the exhibit), has gathered a collection of work celebrating this year’s theme. The featured artists’ work demonstrates that “freeze” can be interpreted broadly: cold temperatures; freezing, pausing, and slowing down; a freeze frame, or reflecting on the moment. On display through the summer.
This exhibit was conceived as part of a LCC Visual Art Community Benefit Project, supported through a fellowship grant from the Somerville Arts Council, a local agency supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council
To learn more about the curator’s process, visit:
https://somervilleartscouncil.org/freeze-a-group-exhibit-in-honor-of-artbeat-2025-theme/
Participating Artists:
Annie Silverman, Bronwyn Teixeira, Cindy Weisbart, David Whitney, Debi Milligan, Emily Bhargava, Gary Duehr, JJ Gonson, Jonathan Donahue, Kerri Kemperman, Lee Kilpatrick, Martha Friend, Michael Robbins, Pauline Lim, Uma Mirani
About the Inside-Out Gallery
The Inside-OUT Gallery is located in the CVS Window in Davis Square, a unique space that allows the public to view an eclectic array of works from artists and local organizations each month. The mission of the Somerville Arts Council is to cultivate and celebrate the creative expressions of the Somerville community. Through innovative collaborations and quality programming we work to make the arts an integral part of life reflective of our diverse city.
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