The sculptures on view in the project room (at White Columns, NYC) feel like the results of a lot of daydreaming by Howe, who is 87 and happens to be developmentally disabled. If you get the chance to spend some time with the smallish, toy-sized works, it’s hard not to think of them as interior, or “inner,” spaces, because the artist has been mostly nonverbal his whole life. For several decades he has been making work at Gateway Arts in Brookline, Massachusetts, a place which provides art studio space specifically for people with disabilities.
- Chris Cobb, Hyperallergic
- Chris Cobb, Hyperallergic
Gateway Artist goes on 23 Years – Ruby Pearl
The Brookline TAB | by Katherine Gianni | Brookline, MA
Work of Local Artist with Autism Stands Out at Brookline’s Gateway Arts – Roger Swike
WBUR The ARTery | by Greg Wayland | Boston, MA
Toy-sized Sculptures that Feel Like Daydreams – Joe Howe at White Columns, NYC
Hyperallergic | by Chris Cobb | New York, NY
Gateway Arts
Disaparate Minds | by Tim Ortiz and Andreana Donahue | Nevada
Gateway Arts Presents Up The Ladder to the Open Door at the Open Door Gallery
Artscope Magazine | by John Paul Stapleton | Quincy, MA
The Untrained Eye
The Boston Globe | Boston, MA
Gateway Artist to receive Yohei Nishimura Award from BiG-i Art Project 2015
The Brookline TAB | Brookline, MA
Meet Rae Edelson of Gateway Arts in Brookline – Boston’s Most Inspiring Organizations
BostonVoyager Magazine | Boston, MA
Elements: Flower Power
New England Home | by Cheryl Katz and Jeffrey Katz | Boston, MA
Gateway To Success
Design New England | by Gail Ravgiala | Boston, MA
Up The Ladder to the Open Door Gallery
| Newtown, CT
Paintings by Pat Peter
Antiques and the Arts Weekly | Newtown, CT
Gateway Arts joins the Global #GivingTuesday movement
Brookline Wicked Local | Brookline, MA
Gateway Artists visit Bostons Children’s Hospital
The Brookline TAB | Brookline, MA
Banner artwork by Debra Belsky.