South End, Thayer Street. Thayer is a pedestrian-only way, the galleries that line each side are in 450 and 460 Harrison Avenue. Light snow, quiet – no market this weekend, and some galleries are closed Sunday.
Kingston Gallery
Main Gallery:
Sophia Ainslie: in person
detail of Fragment Wall, a large mural combining gestural black marks and flat areas of color
Center Gallery:
Stacey Alickman and Lynda Schlosberg: All of It
both artists work in layers, but of different types
detail of Skinned Knees by Stacey Alickman
detail of Across the Veil by Lynda Schlosberg
Members Gallery:
Elif Soyer: Work
Leke 2 (please forgive the poor photo quality, I did not get a decent picture showing the complexity of this piece)
links:
http://www.kingstongallery.com/
http://www.lyndaschlosberg.com/
Chase Young Gallery
Renewal: John Dempcy and Alicia Tormey
both artist are using media that involve a certain amount of randomness and accident, but controlling and using it to their advantage
Alicia Tormey: Crimson Vista
encaustic, shellac, and ink on panel
detail of above
John Dempcy: Sea Wasp
acrylic on clayboard
detail of above (again, my camera is not quite doing justice to the colors)
links:
http://www.chaseyounggallery.com/
Vessels Gallery
barnacle and coral teapots by Naoko Matsumoto
links:
Gazing Northeast 
Reblogged this on Oil Pastel Project and commented:
Started a 2nd blog about art I’ve seen, and also because I don’t seem to be able to find a blog covering art in Western Mass (if you know of one, let me know). First post is from Boston, however.