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Press Release: Summer Send-Off
Curated by John Witkowski
Installation View: Elizabeth King Stanton (Top Left / Bottom Right), Wilhelm Neusser (Bottom Left / Top Right) -
Boston: 5 Gallery Exhibitions to See in June
Our Roundup of Must-See Shows in Boston!
Tim McCool, Sol Omnibus Lucet, 2024, Acrylic on panel, 24 x 18 in. Image courtesy of Anderson Yezerski Gallery. -
Living with Art and Kids
A personal point of view from Abigail Ogilvy
Corner Detail: Natalia Wróbel, "Portal II," 2015, Oil paint on canvas with white float frame, 72 x 60 in.When we hear the phrase “collecting art,” it’s not usually in the context of a home filled with young children, but for many of our collectors (myself included!), fine art and kids seemlessly fit into their lives. -
Press Release: Rooted In Transit
Nick Fagan & Lavaughan Jenkins
Nick Fagan at Abigail Ogilvy Gallery, BostonAbigail Ogilvy Gallery is proud to present Rooted in Transit, a two-person exhibition featuring new artworks by Lavaughan Jenkins and introducing Nick Fagan. -
Press Release: Should I Warn The Others
Two-Person Exhibition Featuring Janet Loren Hill & Alex McClay
Janet Loren Hill & Alex McClay | Abigail Ogilvy Gallery | Boston -
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From Abigail Ogilvy, Owner and Director; and Kaylee Hennessey, Assistant Director:
Mariana Rey, Gallery Associate, Abigail Ogilvy Gallery
The Abigail Ogilvy Gallery team is thrilled to announce the appointment of our newest gallery associate, Mariana Rey. Mariana joined us in early September this year and has proven to be an immediate force in the Boston art scene, and a wonderful addition to our team.
Mariana earned her BFA in Visual Arts from the Pontifical Xavierian University of Colombia in 2022. As a visual artist, she is also interested in curatorial studies that focus on uplifting underrepresented individuals while providing new ways for viewers to interact with art.
In addition to her work at Abigail Ogilvy Gallery, Mariana currently works at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston as a Visitor Assistant, engaging with visitors about the artworks as a member of the Education Department.
In her personal artistic practice, she uses media such as illustration, photography, and animation to explore and address her interests towards the body, gender, and territory, understanding the intimate as a political power.
Having been with us for just over a month now, Mariana has brought an incredible curatorial expertise and consideration to the position, and we are honored to be working together.
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Installation View: Begin From Observation -
Haley Wood, Image Courtesy of the Artist