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A juried exhibition that examines two tactile, process-driven mediums rooted in transformation. On view from July 2 to 27 at the Robert Lincoln Levy Gallery, the show features over 60 works that highlight the diverse ways artists use surface and form to tell visual stories.

Image: Mixed Flowers, 2 colors by Lia Scardamaglia

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Step into the tidal zone, where the ocean breathes in and out, and life clings to every surface. Tidepool, a collaborative installation by artists Amanda Kidd-Kestler and Elise Morissette, transforms the East Gallery at the New Hampshire Art Association into a multisensory world inspired by the vibrant, ever-changing ecosystems of New England’s rocky shoreline.

Image: Swell by Elise Morissette

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In his latest body of work, experimental photographer Barry Tarr invites viewers into a kaleidoscopic world where technology meets abstraction. Tarr transforms light itself into his subject, using vivid color and futuristic geometry to stimulate the eye and spark the imagination.

Image: Supernova by Barry Tarr

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Loom in Essence is a testament to the power of creative community and collaboration. Presented by a collective of 18 freestyle weavers based in Worcester, MA, the show features a deeply personal and intuitive body of textile work rooted in the spirit of exploration, connection, and unity.

Image: Ocean Breeze by Kumi Brown

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NHAA and Portsmouth Historical Society invited artists who work in all media to submit work for “Contemporary Currents,” a companion exhibit to “Winds of Change,” a Cabot Lyford retrospective focusing on the themes of experimentation and advocacy. On view at 10 Middle Street, April 1-October 13, 2025.

Image: Closing of a Chapter by Scott Hyde

Elizabeth D’Amico’s Four Elements highlights the balance between earth, wind, water, and fire, the important pillars of nature that have been recognized and revered since ancient times. The exhibit uses found objects and recycled canvas to highlight disturbances in the balance of nature that is caused by plastic, a fifth unnatural force that has built up so much space in our world. On view at the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce Visitors Center in Concord, from July 8th to September 8th.

This summer, visitors to NHAA’s most unconventional exhibition space—a cozy bathroom—will discover more than soap and mirrors. They’ll encounter Pocket Thoughts, a gentle, affirming collection of handwritten insights and encouragement curated by artist Ella Bender, with one purpose in mind: to meet you where you are.