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At LaMontagne Gallery, photographic diptychs capture the unintentional choreography of snails, blending their inherent movements and human intervention to reveal the hidden order in nature鈥檚 disorder.

At LaMontagne Gallery, Isabelle Higgins and Barbara Ishikura share vivid palettes and kinetic energy.

Untitled Art will have more than 140 exhibitors at its upcoming edition in Miami Beach later this year. 

At LaMontagne Gallery, the artist鈥檚 abstract paintings unloose chaos and careen in exciting directions.

The show at LaMontagne Gallery features 鈥榃all Breasts鈥� and other surprises.

Boston in springtime is a delightful place to visit and anytime of the year is the right time to see art in the city and the surrounding area.

Last week, painter Rosie Ranauro got out of the hospital after a 13-day stay. She鈥檚 been there before.

Longtime Bostonian Steve Locke left the city for a job in New York last year after he withdrew his proposal for 鈥淎uction Block Memorial at Faneuil Hall.鈥�

The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) announced on Thursday that it plans to launch a new digital art fair to support member galleries that have been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Daniela Rivera, who last year was awarded the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum鈥檚 Rappaport Prize, makes installation work that contends with societal trauma.

Lisa Lebovitz and Beth Schlager met 27 years ago in a baby pool.

In 鈥淕ive Me Your Anxiety,鈥� an exhibition of paintings, prints, and sculptures at LaMontagne Gallery, Kim Faler zooms in on ordinary minutiae, making space around the often ignored low-level buzz of managing life.

For his first solo exhibition at LaMontagne Gallery, Brooklyn artist Saul Chernick (b. 1975) showed himself to be a highly imaginative master

Barry McGee began tagging the San Francisco area, where he grew up, in the mid-1980s.

Contemporary art is surging in Boston. So why does the gallery scene here continue to be overlooked?