Current Exhibitions
Etheral Figures and Home & Exile by Silvina Mezrahi
November 22-January 6
“Transform, Repurpose, Rejoice”
Born in Tucuman, Argentina. Silvina Mizrahi is an interdisciplinary artist and art educator based in Boston. A painter, sculptor, dancer, teacher, and theater performer all the way from Argentina, Israel, and Boston. Her works encompasses figurative bronze sculptures, abstract expressionist mixed media paintings, recycled materials sculptures, and public art. Her art is a mirror of her experiences as Latino immigrant, memories from her childhood, Jewish traditions and her commitment to environmental causes.
The Trees Leaving Series by CJ Lori
October 15th- November 22
“The desire to have another see through my eyes is a compelling motivation"
CJ Lori's work reflects her abiding fascination with the natural world, as well as her interests in literature and psychology. Often called “Neo-surrealism” or “magic realism,” Ms. Lori’s paintings explore the complex relationship between humanity and the environment. She exaggerates or distorts color, form and composition to emphasize often contradictory sensations: clarity and mystery, excitement and sorrow, beauty and decay.
Current Exhibitions
Seascapes in Encaustic: Expressions of water and light by Amalia Tagaris
November 22-January 6
“The unexpected often leads to extraordinary results”
With deep New England roots and European traditions, Amalia Tagaris works reflects a unique perspective shaped by both worlds. She first encountered encaustic in 2009, blending beeswax, damar resin, and colored pigments with her photograph to create works that are luminous and rich in texture. Over time, her practice evolved to incoportateoil paints, inks, carbon prints and wide range of mixed media
Small works
by Diana Stelin
November 22-January 6
“We're but a small speck in this universe"
Award-winning landscape artist and educator, author, and, fashion designer. Diana Stelin' lush, layered, shimmering gold leaf, oil and wax pieces are featured in dozens of private and corporate collections.
Diana Stelin's artwork is an exploration of humanity's interaction with the natural world - the attitude of overarching control and distancing, the physical space around us and our perception of it. Stelin's artworks appeal to an audience from varied angles. Their initial reaction to the full compositions brings back expressive Van Gogh and
​Gauguin landscape explorations.
Past Exhibitions
Delicate Revelations
April 1st - May 14th
"The play of light is always a catalyst for my portraits, landscapes, and still lifes and I am engaged by the enigmatic, lyrical, profound, and magical I find lurking below these surfaces."
Linda Pearlman Karlsberg presents her recent paintings in a new exhibition highlighting the beauty of our world throughout the year.
Blossoming with Daphne: A Springtime Journey
March 16th - April 20th
A special online exhibition of Diana Stelin's paintings
The myth of Daphne has always fascinated Diana as it speaks to our innate desire to dissolve into the world, to become a voyeur, to be part of something much larger than us.
This series focuses on highlighting Daphne's myth and the modern translation of her transformation.
Un bel dí vedremo
February 16th - April 1st
Nothing is permanent except change.
Jennifer Jean Okumura presents her new paintings in an exhibition highlighting how change brings perspective, clarity, and true unconditional love like the Sun.
We live in an ocean of energy in constant motion, and our life, 'everything' around us is temporary.
Venice's Fragile Beauty
January 15th - February 16th
Examining Venice's delicate balance:
Karen Lee Sobol explores the influx of marine life during COVID's cruise ship hiatus. A city's charm, fading and evolving.
Diana Stelin laments its decay, akin to a mistreated Disney world, revealing peeling walls and alarming sinking.
Opening Party: Saturday, January 27th, 6-8pm
Mythical Dreams
May 15th - June 30th
“The theme of self-introspection is crucial to my art, since I believe that only by delving into the enigmas of the self can an individual truly engage with the world and bring about change in a profound, meaningful way.”
Marina Korenfeld's fantastical and surreal etchings plunge the viewer into a dreamworld filled with creatures and wonder.
Venice and its Fragility by Diana Stelin
September 1st - October 15th
“To what extent can we dissolve into our surroundings and co-exist with the natural world?”
Diana Stelin's technique dances between realistic and abstract landscapes. Utilizing oil paint, wax, and gold leaf, she creates a uniquely three-dimensional and sculptural aspect to her canvases. Through them, you are pulled into a colorfully charged world that welcomes contemplation and exploration.
Cloudscapes: A Solo Show by Ewa Romaszewicz
December 11th - January 15th
When leaves fall, we look up into the sky
Majestic paintings grace our skies every day and it's imperative to notice just how much things change on the daily basis. When we're kids - we often search for hidden characters up in the skies, imagining whole worlds full of incredible story lines. Can we learn to stick with the habit into our adulthood? Perhaps through Ewa's masterful renderings of cloud-scapes we can dissolve into the skies more often.
Opening Party: Saturday, December 16th, 6-8pm
November 10- December 11: Selected Sustainability
Nan Rumpf, Ewa Romaszewicz, Jennifer Jean Okumura, Karen Lee Sobol, Cate Raphael and Diana Stelin
For the inaugural show at Diana Stelin Gallery, 6 artists, including the founder and director Diana Stelin, tell a story of sustainability from a female voice. Highlighting female artists is an important part of the gallery’s mission, as they have been long underserved their accolades and recognition in the art world at large. Each artist showcased also has a specific emphasis on sustainability. Each communicate, in a different way, a message about the fragility of our earth. Some reference this thematically, some ideologically. It is important not to take the concepts literally, because there is no literalness in creativity. To ask of our artists to restrict their creative process to the confines of an overt theme would be as unjust as asking the viewer to do the same with their interpretive consumption process. We ask that you come with an open mind—open to your own creativity with regard to the way the art might move you—and enjoy an open-ended discussion about sustainability, the visible impacts of climate change, the lonely feeling of inhabiting a planet in decline.
Our recurring events to look out for...
The bustle of Coolidge Corner lends to a recurring schedule of weekly and monthly events that are open to all
First Friday
Open-Door Events
Friday evenings are marked with an event in the space from 5-7pm with light refreshments, unless we are opening a new show.