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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: Domestic, 2025, Krysten Marche

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Rivers are more than just bodies of water—they are the lifeblood of ecosystems, the foundations of societies, and the witnesses to human history. On view at the Robert Lincoln Levy Gallery April 3rd-27th.

Image: Springtime on My River, Sheryl Bentley

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She Speaks: Body Language, an exhibition by artist Linda Behar, explores the power of body language as a form of communication, self-expression, and resistance. On view at the Robert Lincoln Levy Gallery April 3rd-27th.

Image: Series Waiting, Linda Behar

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Scripted Sculptures, an exhibition by artist James Coyer, explores the intersection of language and form, transforming discarded materials into thought-provoking sculptures. On view at the Robert LIncoln Levy Gallery April 3rd-27th.

Image: Possibility of Being Wrong, James Coyer

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In Search of Norumbega, photographer David Olken presents a striking visual journey through the landscapes of the Gulf of Maine and Atlantic Canada. His work captures the elusive beauty of these regions, reflecting both a personal search for home and the fleeting yet profound moments that define a place.

Image: Kittery, Maine - 2000, David Olken

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Interstices, a new collection by artist Jennica LeSiege, will be on view at The Art Center Dover March 10th to April 30th. Through abstracted forms and rich textures, LeSiege captures the silent histories of abandoned structures—crumbling walls, peeling paint, and the resilience of timeworn spaces.

The WC Gallery is an irregular installation space within the Robert Lincoln Levy Gallery featuring artists who are exploring innovative ideas and taking creative risks to create a visually and mentally stimulating experience. >Alexis Stefano

Carol Van Loon’s latest photographic series delves into the captivating scenes of Paradise Park in Punta Gorda, Florida, revealing the serene solitude that blankets the neighborhood during the warmer months. On view at the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce March 17-May 6.