KAREN CAMPBELL
GALLERIES
GREG HAYES: ABOARD ABOUT ABOVE ACROSS AFTER AGAINST Can time’s passage be captured in a photograph? Hayes makes photos recording his subjective experience of seeing over spans of time, and images that depict time’s accretion, such as dust registering on film. Through July 23. Anthony Greaney, 450 Harrison Ave. 617-482-0055, www.anthonygreaney.com
CANDY NARTONIS: UP FRONT: 30 YEARS IN BOSTON The master printmaker and colorist recently moved to Albuquerque. From the sensual, flowing lines of loose monotypes to color-saturated woodcuts and screenprints, Nartonis demonstrates how the indirect process of printmaking promotes spontaneity. Through July 31. Laconia Gallery, 433 Harrison Ave., www.laconiagallery.com
NEW TALENT Every June, Alpha Gallery taps promising emerging artists for its “New Talent’’ show. This year, the show spotlights photographer Robert Watermeyer’s American landscapes, Matt Neuman’s poured acrylic pattern paintings, and Biying Zhang’s gorgeously atmospheric oils. Through July 15. Alpha Gallery, 37 Newbury St. 617-536-4465, www.alphagallery.com
FLOURISH: ALUMNI WORKS ON PAPER Sixty-four Mass Art alumni from around the world exhibit almost everything you can on paper, from sculpture to photography to fashion and graphic design. Through July 9. Sandra and David Bakalar Gallery, Massachusetts College of Art and Design, 621 Huntington Ave. 617-879-7333, www.massart.edu
CATE McQUAID
MUSEUMS
MAN RAY-LEE MILLER, PARTNERS IN SURREALISM Photographs, paintings, sculpture, and drawings by, or relating to, these two artists who were teacher and student, then lovers. June 11 through Dec. 4. Peabody Essex Museum, Salem. 978-745-9500, www.pem.org
PISSARRO’S PEOPLE The rarely exhibited portraits of this beloved artist, a central and highly influential figure in Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. Through Oct. 2. The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown. 413-458-2303, www.clarkart.edu
THE STRANGE LIFE OF OBJECTS: THE ART OF ANNETTE LEMIEUX A survey of works in various media touching on themes from war to the nature of time and memory. Through Oct. 9. Worcester Art Museum, Worcester. 508-799-4406, www.worcesterart.org
URSULA VON RYDINGSVARD: SCULPTURE A career survey of monumental wood sculptures by this acclaimed German-born, New York-based artist. Through Aug. 28. DeCordova Sculpture Park + Museum, Lincoln. 781-259-8355, www.decordova.org
SEBASTIAN SMEE
