In DeCordova Biennial, The Pulse Of New England Art

I’m so looking forward to viewing these works!  I’m wondering if the theme was something that had been planned from the beginning or did it grow organically as Dina and Abigail began to gather artists of interest?  –Steven J. Duede

I loved the show, and it was terrific that you touched on the ongoing issue of scarcity of venues where artists in the region can show their work. Perhaps because of its location in MetroWest, as opposed to Boston, an exciting new space — Fountain Street Fine Art, an artist-run membership gallery — opened up a year ago in a century-old factory building that also happens to house the largest collective of artists under one roof in all MetroWest. They’ve got a fun show now called “PAPER,” which was juried by the former director of the Worcester Art Museum, James Welu. It’s great that this new venue exists.