Wedeman Gallery

03/05/2026

Join us this Saturday, March 7th, 2 to 5 for the Opening Reception of "ART/Word Presents: PERSPECTIVES – 25 Visual Artists Explore the Complexities of Perception". This exhibit will be on display from March 5th through March 28th.

Featured Artists:
Deborah Baldizar, David Bastille, Sue Batchelder, Stephen Beckett, Lynn Blake, Jill Carey, Felicia Desimini, Maritza Farrell, Ruth Flanigan, Stephen Fischer, Lisa Granata, Ronni Komarow, Chloe Kinteris, Jamie Kinteris, Alla Lazebnik, Emmanuelle Le Gal, Margo Lemieux, Donni Richman, Jinny Sagorin, Peter Stringham, Emely Varosky, Caelan Watson, Dylan Wilson, Vladimir Zimakov

LIVE Musical presentations by Doug Hammer, Will McMillan & Jinny Sagorin will start at 3:00PM in Yamawaki Auditorium

Since 1981 the ART/Word Association has been presenting exhibits that celebrate the relationship between visual art and the written word. 25 artists are invited to explore, reflect and react to a common theme. Please join us!

This exhibition is curated by Stephen Fischer.

Gallery is open Thursday through Saturday, 2 - 5 pm. Exhibitions are free and open to the public. Please let me know if you’d like to schedule a student visit outside of the regular gallery hours. NOTE - The Gallery will be closed for the Spring break, March 8 - 15, 2026

Artwork featured on this poster, from left: David Bastille, Caelan Watson, Jinny Sagorin, Margo Lemieux

09/25/2025

Just a few more days left to see the exhibition of remarkable artwork by Alexander Zvagin at the Wedeman Gallery! And we hope you can join us at the reception on Saturday, September 27th, 6 - 9 pm (invite in the first comment). Also, if you are free tomorrow afternoon, I will be doing a gallery talk/walk-through at 1 pm.

Wedeman Gallery
47 Myrtle Ave
Auburndale, MA

In addition to the above-mentioned events, the exhibit is open to the public Friday and Saturday, 2 to 5 pm.

09/20/2025

The Art of Alexander Zvagin is now on view at the Wedeman Gallery. Here is a little glimpse into the show, which features over 100 paintings, drawings and objects created by Alex. This special exhibit is up for another week. Stop by during the gallery open hours - Tuesdays and Thursday through Saturday, 2 to 5 pm, and please join us for the Reception on Saturday, September 27, 6 to 9 pm. Also, if you are in the area on Friday, September 26, I will be doing a gallery walk through/talk, starting at 1pm.

There is lots to see and experience – a remarkable body of work by a dear friend who left us too soon.

If you are planning to join us during the reception on the 27th, please RSVP on the FB event page (link in the first comment).

Wedeman Gallery
47 Myrtle Ave, Auburndale, MA 02466

08/19/2025

Dear Friends! We are hosting a very special performance this coming Sunday at the Yamawaki Art and Cultural Center at Lasell University - Voices from Ukraine: Stories of War and Hope.

This original production is a heart-rending demonstration of the power of these young performers, who face daily existential assaults on their homes, schools, culture, hopes, and dreams -- as well as the deaths of family members and friends. The original production will share the words of ordinary Ukrainian children and young people, who tell the riveting human stories of the toll of the war in Ukraine and the heroic acts of its citizens.

This is a free event, with donations requested. All the funds raised from the performance will be going to provide trauma counseling and critical humanitarian aid to the children of war in Ukraine through a non-profit organization Common Man.

We hope you will be able to join us and please spread the word! To reserve your spot, make a donation and for more information, please visit https://givebutter.com/VoicesFromUkraine

SUNDAY • AUGUST 24 • 3 PM
Yamawaki Art & Cultural Center • Lasell University
47 Myrtle Ave. Newton, MA
Free parking or Green Line, D train to Riverside

In addition to Newton, more performances are scheduled throughout the week in ME, NH and VT. Please check the event page for more info.

FB event link is in the first comment.

03/07/2024

Our new exhibition is up!

02/03/2024

Opening today

10/23/2023

Michael Herring is in town! Tomorrow he’ll be speaking about his awesome art at the Wedeman Gallery. We will also be talking about Bad Balance, zine culture and art collaborations through the years. Stop by if you are around!

Zines and Beyond
A Zine Showcase and Discussion by Michael Herring and Vladimir Zimakov
In 1997, while attending the Kansas City Art Institute, Michael Herring and Vladimir Zimakov founded Bad Balance, a zine featuring art, comics and creative writing. This do-it-yourself, cut-and-paste publication served as a perfect outlet for exploring a variety of image making techniques, experimental page layouts and artistic collaborations.

Guest Artist Talk – Michael Herring
Following the zine presentation, Michael will be sharing and discussing his current work and artistic process.
Michael Herring creates heavy-metal-inspired ink drawings and abstract and figurative acrylic paintings. His work consists of intense colors, abstract situations, and interesting faces.
Some of Michael’s work can be seen at www.michaelherring.net

Wedeman Gallery is located on the first floor of the Yamawaki Art & Cultural Center. The event will take place during the common hour, 2 to 3:15 pm.

11/12/2022

Dear Friends! Please join us this Sunday, November 13th, at the Wedeman Gallery for the Opening Reception of our new exhibition - Dreamscapes, featuring the artwork of Inna Zhukovsky-zilber, Alisa Rodny, Alexandra Rozenman and Betya Abelev. The FB invite with more info is in the first comment.

This exhibition features work made in a variety of media by four women artists. The different media includes oil and watercolor paintings, mixed media paintings, monotype and relief multi-prints, as well as ceramic sculptures.

The unifying theme for these works is the motif of dreams and dreamscapes, exploring the entire spectrum of ephemeral and horrible. The boundary between dreams and nightmares can be blurry, and the work will reflect that subconscious process that can take us to places that are blissful, simple and recognizable as well as places that digest the unimaginable, sometimes at the same instant.

On the poster, left to right, details of works by Alisa Rodny, Inna Zhukovsky-Zilber, Betya Abelev, Alexandra Rozenman
Gallery is open Wednesday through Saturday, 1 - 4 pm (excluding the Thanksgiving week). Exhibitions are free and open to the public.

06/08/2022

A little over two weeks ago, 38 Boston artists came together to present pieces in the Wedeman Gallery that reflect their thoughts about the ongoing war in Ukraine, as well as their reflections on ideas of hope, peace, compassion, solidarity. This exhibition is now available for viewing online.

Explore the exhibition space in 3D, see the work, read the artists’ stories, donate and support our featured organizations (Cash For Refugees, Global Disaster Relief Team, Ukraine TrustChain, Sunflower of Peace). Many of the pieces are still available for purchase, with the proceeds from artwork sales going to help the people in Ukraine and refugees.

Explore the gallery in 3D: https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=FGt418wtR3T

Exhibition catalog page: https://wedemangallery.com/boston-artists-for-ukraine/

A fundraising exhibition to help the people in Ukraine.

04/29/2022

Please join us in the Wedeman Gallery (2nd floor of Yamawaki) this Sunday, May 1st, 12 to 2 pm, for a solo pop-up exhibition featuring the work by Sydney Eggsware – Mindgames.

Light refreshments will be provided.