Somerville’s Charlie Dov Schön’s “I’ve been trying to reach you” is ethereal and bittersweet, a testament to grief and the desire to connect with others.
A rising star in the New England fiber arts scene, Maris Van Vlack has a rich and profound works in a final day at the Somerville Armory’s Rooted Cafe.
Equal parts insightful and inscrutable, Lesley University’s “Language, Like Letters” exhibition is on view for just one more week at the Lunder Arts Center.
Collages are popular in the age of social media and can feel cliché, but Marg has mastered the form – injecting a sense of humor and play that feels fresh.
Melissa Glick’s work has echoes in the outdated gear her dad used to bring home from Raytheon. Her “Hacker Creations” use what she finds in breaking apart old tech.
The artists’ work, up for another week, explores the unsettling quality of tourist destinations, translating their experiences into a sort of haunted travelog.
Though the “Book of Saints” photography exhibit is in Boston, it couldn’t be more about Cambridge. The show is by Cambridge photographer Kristen Joy Emack and invites viewers to contemplate the impact of innovation-driven gentrification here.