Exhibit “A Shell, A Peel, A Pause” Finds Magic in the Everyday

# Artists An Hà, Miguel Caba, and Vivian Tran reimagine domestic memory through sculptural play and quiet, uncanny transformation at Unbound Visual Arts.

This is a free, informal exhibit get-together, as this mostly sculptural exhibit closes on this date. It features 3 artists. There will be snacks for everyone. Guests welcome.

From Boston Art Review: "On view at Unbound Visual Arts, a small nonprofit space nestled in the basement of a historically preserved church, is a sculptural exhibition of poetic quietude. It seems fitting that “A Shell, A Peel, A Pause” should be shown here, as basements are often repositories hiding away mysterious and magical objects from memory. Outgrown shoes, unused chairs, boxes of ephemera, entire volumes of generational history frozen in photographs. All of these things are present in the exhibition, but warped. It is as if the three featured artists, An Hà, Miguel Caba, and Vivian Tran—recent Tufts BFA graduates who also help run Copenger, a curatorial and arts programming collective—cast a spell to make the familiar strange and wondrous."

Full Boston Art Review description
Unbound Visual Arts with information about the artists