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ARTIST POP-UP MARKET FEATURES UNIQUE WORKS

Written by SHIRA LAUCHAROEN Posted December 17, 2021 Filed Under: A+E

Affordable and eclectic items will be available for sale, while a conversation will stimulate


The Boston Center for the Arts will be holding an Artist Pop-Up Market on Dec. 18, from 1-6 p.m. at the Mills Gallery. The event marks the end of Mithsuca Berry’s exhibition, The Sun Knows No Impostor, curated by Sienna Kwami. The market will feature works designed by Boston area artists. At 4 p.m., these creators, including Berry, will hold a conversation “about their ideas on new approaches to supporting a creative career in the age of ecommerce,” according to Boston Center for the Arts. Hot chocolate will be served.

Artists whose works will appear in the pop-up include Anukriti Kaushik, Hibi, Ivory Henry, Katiana Rodriguez, Rania Abdalla Kadafour, Sam Le Shave, Sumeya Ali, and Villada Michelle.

The Mills Gallery can be found at 551 Tremont Street, in Boston. Boston Center for the Arts originally opened in 1970, and it aims to “support[s] working artists to create, perform, and exhibit new works; develop[s] new audiences; and connect[s] the arts to community, according to their site. Its “physical residence” can be found in the historic South End neighborhood.

SHIRA LAUCHAROEN
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Shira Laucharoen is a reporter based in Boston. She currently serves as the assistant director of the Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism. In the past she has written for Sampan newspaper, The Somerville Times, Scout Magazine, Boston Magazine, and WBUR.

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Filed Under: A+E Tagged With: Art, conversation, market, pop-up

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