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Debbie Hagan

Debbie Hagan is an arts writer and former editor-in-chief of Art New England. She is the book reviews editor of Brevity online literary magazine, and her essays have appeared in Brain, Child, Boston Globe Magazine, and elsewhere.

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Literary Luminaries Respond to a Painter’s Dark Scenes of Maine

Avatar photo by Debbie Hagan October 4, 2017October 4, 2017

In a new book, fifteen major contemporary authors respond to Linden Frederick’s series of nocturnal paintings of small Maine towns.

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The Eclectic Objects that Inspired Matisse’s Art

Avatar photo by Debbie Hagan May 25, 2017May 25, 2017

Matisse in the Studio, at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, is the first exhibit to focus specifically on Matisse’s objects and how they influenced his art making.

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Finding the Realism in Impressionist Childe Hassam’s Work

Avatar photo by Debbie Hagan October 27, 2016October 26, 2016

The artist painted the rocks and coves of Appledore Island so realistically, they could be identified more than a century later.

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The Making of Grandma Moses, Folk Modernist

Avatar photo by Debbie Hagan October 17, 2016October 25, 2016

As she became a commercial success, Grandma Moses was tagged an “outsider” artist — but she emerged “inside” the art world, among modernists.

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A Multisensory Trip to Cuba’s Dark, Sugar-Filled Past

Avatar photo by Debbie Hagan March 25, 2016March 24, 2016

SALEM, Mass. — When Europeans first tasted sugar during the Crusades, they immediately begged for more.

Our Place: to the moon and back on a rocketship from Rome
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Our Place: to the moon and back on a rocketship from Rome

Tom Osgood’s final sculptures accompany design objects by his daughter Ravenna that celebrate domestic joys. On view at form & concept in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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