Save the Date: Jamaica Plain Open Studios is Sept 17 and 18, 2016 from 11-6. Lots of new works on display and for sale. And, you might see some other artists there, as well… 😉
Save the Date: Danforth Art’s Artist Spotlight Talks with Matt McKee, talking about his pieces, his medium and processes, on August 7 at 2:40 pm. The talk is open to the public as part of the Danforth Art’s Artist Spotlight Talks.
Just in time for the Fourth of July, my cover photography for the Boston City Paper features the Blue Hills Observatory American flag waving over a blue sky. I also got a nice write up by Janice Williams on the inside!
ARTCOVER magazine does a Matt McKee Feature during a studio visit. See the spread and read the article. Heck, read the whole magazine. It’s good!
Creating a lobby photo mural for Norwood Bank to capture the culture of the community.
“McKee’s photographs examine what can sustain life, or destroy it.” says the Boston City Paper about Matt McKee’s display at Masterpiece Gallery
Start with your basic indy film extravaganza. Add a dose of post apocalyptic mayhem, some crazy characters, a gas mask or two. Mix well and pour into Gilgamesh, the movie poster!
Promethean Dreams, set to the music of Mark Neil. A Fire Art Video.
Good vs Eeevil back on for a battle at Space242 opening and three of mine were there!
Party central at McKee Photography at Studio 7!
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