RECENT EXHIBITS
Mary Bucci McCoy: Manifest
February 29 – April 1, 2012
Kingston Gallery, Boston
Lisa Russell / Mary Bucci McCoy: Distillation
April 5–27, 2012
Bannister Gallery, Rhode Island College, Providence, RI
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NEWS
1/12 Massachusetts Cultural Council Painting Fellowship
7/11 Curated into White Columns artists registry
2/11 Finalist, Best Painting Show, 2010 New England Art Awards for Mary Bucci McCoy: Trace
More info about the NEAA here
RECENT PRESS
4/19/12 Greg Cook, The Providence Phoenix,"Distillation at RIC: The Purity of Paint", review of Lisa Russell / Mary Bucci McCoy: Distillation
"Russell and Bucci McCoy are painting some of the finest abstractions in the region."
4/12/12 Bill Van Siclen, Providence Journal, "Artists Love to Paint But Also Love the Paint Itself", review of Lisa Russell / Mary Bucci McCoy: Distillation
"'Distillation,' an attractive new show at Rhode Island College's Bannister Gallery, features a pair of artists who love paint in this seductive, pulse-quickening sense. Without actually doing anything X-rated, Lisa Russell, a professor of art at RIC, and Mary Bucci McCoy, a Boston-area artist who teaches at Monserrat College, manage to make paint look and feel pretty sexy."
4/12/12 "'Distillation', Paintings by Lisa Russell and Mary Bucci McCoy", Editor's Pick, The Providence Phoenix
3/28/12 Cate McQuaid, The Boston Globe, review
Mary Bucci McCoy: Manifest
"...a show-stopping exhibit at Kingston Gallery...Bucci McCoy's uniform backgrounds don't only conjure silence; they suggest propriety, which makes her marks renegade. That's why they thrill."
3/15/12 ArtScope Magazine email blast, "Adding to History" by Lacey Daley
3/15/12 The Boston Globe, G Section Critic's Pick
Mary Bucci McCoy: Manifest
"The artist, who was recently awarded a 2012 Masschusetts Cultural Council Painting Fellowship, is a painter of nuance. Her acrylic works are spare in tone, but revel in the materiality of paint and juicy gesture."
— Cate McQuaid
3/12/12 Blog post about Mary Bucci McCoy: Manifest
by NESAD student Holly Coutu
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