Celebrating the Transformative Power of Art
From “Celebrating Our Community Partners: A Retrospective Exhibition Series” Banner Art detail: Gloretta Baynes, “Hope for Haiti” When in gallery scrolling mode, click lower right information icon for special image details Image Gallery Carol Iskols Daynard, “Stand Up” Carol Iskols Daynard, “Latino Heritage,” Oil stick on cardboard, 14″ x36,” 2021 […]
From “Celebrating Our Community Partners: A Retrospective Exhibition Series” Banner Art detail: Walter Crump, “Mother Tree” Image Gallery Walter Crump, “Look,” Pigment print, 9″ x 15,” 2021 Walter Crump, “Mother Tree”, Pinhole photograph/pigment print, 13” x 16,” 2022 Artist Statement I photograph anything that catches my eye. I work with […]
In Partnership with Piano Craft Gallery, 2023 Banner Art detail: Walter Crump, “Repose” Image Gallery Walter Crump, “Family,” Archival inkjet print, 11″ x 8″ Walter Crump, “Repose,” Archival inkjet print, 8 1/2″ x 11″ Artist Statement I explore alternative ways in which cameras see the world. Trained as a painter […]
In Partnership with Piano Craft Gallery, 2023 When in gallery scrolling mode, click lower right information icon for special image details Sadiq Rukayat Abimbola, “Èké,” Acrylic on canvas, 80 cm x 100 cm (31″ x 39″) Desmond Akindoju, “My Story II,” Acrylic paint on canvas, 15″ x 17″ Desmond Akindoju, […]
When in gallery scrolling mode, click lower right information icon for special image details Colgan Johnson, “Community Help Needed,” 2022, 11″ x 17,” Digital photography Colgan Johnson, “New Definitions,” 2022, 11″ x 17,” Digital photography Colgan Johnson, ” New Language Needed”, 2022, 11″ x 17,” Digital photography Don West, “Rev. […]
In Partnership with Cambridge College, 2022 Banner Art detail: Walter Crump, “A Reformist Rally, Tehran” Image Gallery Walter Crump, “A Reformist Rally, Teheran” Walter Crump, “Women’s March,” 2021, 31″ x 25″ framed, Pigment print Walter Crump, “Black Artists Matter,” 2022, 26″ x 24″ framed, Pigment print Artist Statement Although masquerading […]
From “Activism: Artists Speaking Their Mind” Banner Art (detail): Walter Crump, “Destroyed Cities” Nancy Marks, “Homeless” Exhibition Dates: July 17-August 31, 2015 Location: Resnikoff Gallery, Arts & Media Center Roxbury Community College 1234 Columbus Avenue Roxbury Crossing, MA Curators: Gloretta Baynes, Gail Jerauld Bos and Ruth Rosner Click here […]
From “Applauding Our Partnership with Cambridge College” Banner Art (detail): Josephine Turalba Artist: Ruth Rosner Exhibition Dates and Programs: April 1-May 3, 2019 Reception: Tuesday, April 2, 5:00-6:00 PM 5:00 PM – Welcome & Introductory Remarks Mary Harvey, Director, Violence Transformed Hope Ricciardi, Curator, Violence Transformed 5:15 PM – […]
With support from Stable Ground Boston, 2021 Walter Crump, “March for Social Justice,” Archival inkjet print, 2019 Walter Crump, “March for Social Justice,” Archival inkjet print, 2019 Walter Crump, “Women’s March Boston,” Archival inkjet print, 2017 Walter Crump, “March for Social Justice,” Archival inkjet print, 2019 Walter Crump, “CWS Anti […]
With support from Stable Ground Boston, 2021 Walter Crump, “Promenade, Istanbul,” Archival inkjet print, 2021 Walter Crump, “Mosque Families, Istanbul,” Archival inkjet print, 2021 Walter Crump, “Gathering, Boston,” Archival inkjet print, 2021 Walter Crump, “DJ San Francisco,” Archival inkjet print, 2021 Walter Crump, “Market, Bali,” Archival inkjet print, 2021 Walter […]
With support from Stable Ground Boston KNEES Knees are for kneeling; For fixing a leak beneath the sink, For climbing stairs or struggling Up a mountain side, For knocking a soccer ball in the air For getting you safely here or over there, Even for saying a prayer, You bend […]
From “The Future of the Past” Series Walter Crump, WOMEN’S MARCH, 2020, Inkjet pigment print, 20″ x 15″ Dedicated to Elizabeth Warren “In my photography, I am attracted to happenstance, to integrating ‘controlled accidents’ within my work. Within that category I’m working on a new series I call two-dimensional movies, […]
In Boston, Saturday, August 19, 2017, artists, curators, partners and friends of Violence Transformed joined thousands of others marching against racism, ethnocentrism, homophobia, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, sexism and all other forms of bigotry and hate — honoring diversity as a strength, not a weakness, embracing whoever happens to be this week’s […]