Charles Giuliano
Bio:
Publisher & Editor. Charles was the director of exhibitions for the New England School of Art & Design at Suffolk University where he taught art history and the humanities. He taugh tModern Art and the Avant-garde for Metropolitan College of Boston University. After many years as a contributor, columnist and editor for a range of print publications from Art New England, Art News, the Boston Phoenix, the Boston Herald Traveler and Patriot Ledger, to mention a few, he went on line with Maverick Arts which evolved into a website.
Recent Articles:
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The Mount Front Page
Schedule of Events
By: - Aug 06th, 2021The Mount is open for guided tours through October 31. Tours can be booked online at EdithWharton.org. The grounds are open, dawn to dusk, unless otherwise posted.
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KIngston Gallery Juried Show Front Page
Whisting in the Dark
By: - Aug 05th, 2021Kingston Gallery members Jeesoo Lee and Jamal Thorne, with guest juror Lavaughan Jenkins, read James Baldwin’s interview with Studs Terkel. Then, with the interview fresh in their minds, the jurors focused on what it means to be disruptive and all the stories that people have to tell.
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ArtWeek Berkshires Front Page
September 16-26, 2021
By: - Aug 04th, 2021ArtWeek Berkshires is a collaboration among Berkshire County’s five cultural districts (Great Barrington, Lenox, Pittsfield, North Adams, Williamstown), supported by 1Berkshire and the Berkshire Regional Planning Commission, with media support from Berkshire Magazine and Lamar.
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Tanglewood in August Front Page
Programming Highlights
By: - Aug 03rd, 2021It's the final lap for the summer season at Tanglewood with more great concerts to come.
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Eliogabalo Composed by Francesco Cavalli Front Page
Produced by West Edge Opera
By: - Aug 03rd, 2021Perhaps unique among performed operas, Francesco Cavalli’s 1667 “Eliogabalo”’s world premiere was delayed – by over three centuries – until 1999 to be precise. Why, one might ask?
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Boston Artist Kahlil G. Gibran Front Page
Early Work at Ogunquit Museum of American Art
By: - Aug 02nd, 2021The Boston artist, Kahlil Gibran, is best remembered for his welded steel and bronze sculptures. Recently the Ogunquit Museum of American Art presented an exhibition of small early paintings that make us reconsider the relationship to his teacher Karl Zerbe and the Boston Expressionists.
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The Many Loves of Eleanor Roosevelt Front Page
Harriet Harris in Eleanor
By: - Aug 02nd, 2021Harriet Harris has caught Eleanor’s mannerisms well, her physical motions exactly - living in the age of newsreels, her figure, her speech, her presence are indelible in public memory.
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Berkshires Jazz, Svetlana and the Delancey Five Front Page
Sunday August 15
By: - Aug 01st, 2021Our first outdoors headliner concert takes place on Sunday, Aug. 15, at newly-refurbished Gateways Inn in picturesque downtown Lenox.
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Singer-songwriter Paul Beaubrun Front Page
Shaker Village In Concert July 31
By: - Jul 29th, 2021Singer-songwriter Paul Beaubrun was born into Haitian musical royalty (his parents are lead singers in the Grammy nominated band Boukman Eksperyans, and his grandfather is Haiti's beloved actor/comedian Languichatte Debordus). He will perform at Hancock Shaker Village on July 31.
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The Peabody Essex Museum Launches Award Front Page
PEM Prize for Cuban Artist Carlos Garaicoa
By: - Jul 29th, 2021The Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) announces its first annual PEM Prize to celebrate creative expression and civic engagement. The inaugural recipient of the PEM Prize and its $25,000 award is multidisciplinary Cuban artist Carlos Garaicoa. Over the next year, Garaicoa will lead a series of events and civic engagement initiatives with the museum to coincide with the reopening of Partitura (August 1, 2021–February 6, 2022).
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The Twisties Word
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Elizabeth Cree Composed by Kevin Puts Front Page
At California's West Edge Opera
By: - Jul 28th, 2021In “Elizabeth Cree,” the eminent Pulitzer Prize winning team, composer Kevin Puts and librettist Mark Campbell, have crafted a score and a darkly comic libretto with Gothic atmosphere that is absolutely riveting. West Edge Opera’s stellar new production at its wonderful outdoor venue channels the creepiness of the events even at a broad daylight matinee.
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And Away We Stared Front Page
Chicago's Trap Door Theatre
By: - Jul 28th, 2021And Away We Stared is an inventive and theatrically imaginative production, using text from the works of writers Charles Mee, Gertrude Stein and Matei Visniec, a Romanian-French playwright frequently produced by Trap Door. The theater is committed to “seeking out challenging yet obscure works and bringing them to startling life on stage” and they’ve succeeded here.
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Katya Kabanova by Leoš Janácek Front Page
Produced by West Edge Opera
By: - Jul 27th, 2021With “Katya Kabavona”’s powerful score and intense drama, Janácek expressed his full maturity in the vocal genre. It is a classic, and West Edge’s production is well worth seeing.
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Eastman Johnson Catalogue Raisonne Front Page
Patricia Hills for National Academy of Design
By: - Jul 26th, 2021The National Academy of Design is pleased to announce the launch of the virtual Eastman Johnson Catalogue Raisonné on July 29, in recognition of the anniversary of the artist’s birthday. In this first phase, the catalogue raisonné is focused on American artist Eastman Johnson’s paintings. Subsequent phases will include the artist’s drawings and prints.
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Rain Date Word
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Friends and Romans Word
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The Song of Summer by Lauren Yee Front Page
Produced by San Francisco Playhouse
By: - Jul 25th, 2021“The Song of Summer” contains many stock situations, but they are written and performed with great flair, and the outcomes are not always as expected. Importantly, the play’s subtext provides layers of depth that result in a thoughtful work. Though the work doesn’t wallow in self-importance, this is not an episode of “Happy Days.”
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Dr. Glas Based on Norwegian Hjalmar Soderberg Front Page
California's North Coast Repertory Theatre
By: - Jul 24th, 2021American journeyman playwright and author Jeremy Hatcher has fashioned a new version of Dr. Glas that takes into considerations the heart of the story set in 1905 Sweden, while creating a riveting psychological thriller, and a perfect vehicle for the talent of polished British actor Daniel Gerroll, in a solo tour-de-force performance that is smartly directed by NCRT artistic director David Ellenstein.
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Murder for Two Front Page
Reopening Ivoryton Playhouse
By: - Jul 23rd, 2021Blending several different theatrical genres and making it all work is a challenge. Murder for Two, which is reopening Ivoryton Playhouse combines elements of farce, murder mysteries and musicals.
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Albany's The Egg Center for the Performing Arts Front Page
Reopens With Swan Lake
By: - Jul 21st, 2021The production is currently being rehearsed at The Egg PAC, where the Manhattan based professional company has been resident every summer since 2000. “We could not be more excited to be in the theater everyday” says Artistic Director Chiara Ajkun “This long pause has forced us to reflect on the importance of the Arts and the way they shape us as People. I, for one, strongly believe the magic of ballet does not rest in the opulence of sceneries and large ensembles, rather on pure emotion, beauty and magic it creates”.
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Jacob's Pillow On the Road Front Page
Free Pop-up Performances
By: - Jul 20th, 2021Jacob’s Pillow will offer two weekends of free Pillow Pop-Up performances in Berkshire County during the last weekend in July and first weekend in August. Performances will happen on a uniquely designed portable stage and feature local performers, as well as the all-female intergenerational Ladies of Hip-Hop Dance Collective (July 31 – Aug. 1) known for illuminating the strength, power, and diversity of women in hip-hop, and Philadelphia-based Kulu Mele African Dance & Drum Ensemble (Aug. 7-8), dedicated to preserving the traditional dance and music of West Africa and the African diaspora.
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Harvard Art Museums Repoen in September Front Page
Advance Reservations Required
By: - Jul 20th, 2021The Harvard Art Museums reopens to the public on Saturday, September 4, 2021. Advance reservations will be required for visitors and will be available up to three weeks in advance. Reservations can be made on the museum website beginning August 20. A limited number of tickets may also be available each day to walk-in visitors. In conjunction with the reopening plans, the museums are also pleased to announce a new “Free Sundays” initiative. The museums will offer preview days for members and supporters on Thursday and Friday, September 2–3, before opening to the general public on September 4.
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Becoming Othello: A Black Girl’s Journey Front Page
Debra Ann Byrd Solos at Shakespeare & Company
By: - Jul 19th, 2021The stunning matinee production of the monologue Becoming Othello: a Black Girl’s Journey at Shakespeare &Co. this July is set outside in the Roman Garden Theater. On a broiling hot summer day the air rippled with energy as the tall, imposing actor who wrote and conceived of the play, the award-winning Debra Ann Byrd, opened with a chaotic scene at a difficult time of her life, when options seemed blocked and things were not working out for her personally or professionally.
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Berkshire Artist Galen Cheney Front Page
NY Show at David Richards Gallery
By: - Jul 19th, 2021Berkshire artist Galen Cheney will present Slow Burn at New York's David Richard Gallery opening on July 21. She has exhibited recently at Real Eyes Gallery in Adams and on line at Blue Heron Gallery. She lives and works in North Adams.
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