17 Cox

We miss you Peaches.

BREAKING: Security dog on strike and demanding more treats and belly rubs. Escalation imminent.

A new project for Mr. Lucas!

Lucas Spivey and his Arts Mobile Incubator | Take Magazine At first glance Lucas Spivey’s Mobile Incubator is a Shasta camper, but look deeper and discover a space where art meets business.

BESTEST NEWZ. Stacey Durand painted three versions of the 17 Cox building! Which one do you think we should keep for the "17 Cox Museum of 17 Cox"? NEED HELP. All are between 6 - 12 inches.

Hey go f*nd yourself! Check out this cool project and help put that pot to the top. They're over 50% there!

Click here to support The Market Indoor Skatepark by Jake Cassevoy The Market Skatepark is a joint effort between a small group of local Boston Area skateboarders. We're building an indoor skate facility that is open year round, and fills the void of indoor skateparks that the Greater Boston Area is desperatly lacking. Our first step is to activate a local unuse...

WELL DUH! LET'S KEEP THIS PARTY ROLLING!

Beverly Side Streets pushes for more public art, recognition of creative businesses Beverly Side Streets pushes for more recognition of city's arts scene The handwriting is on the wall

It's official. After three and a half wonderful years, 17 Cox has closed. It's been a wild ride and we've loved every minute of it. We are so grateful to all our artists, staff, and of course, our community for making this endeavor unbelievably successful. None of this would have been possible without each and every one of you.

Big thanks to the artists, curators, audience, staff and all the volunteers we've had over the years. We will never be able to fully express our gratitude. Your unwavering support and enthusiasm made 17 Cox possible.

Warm regards,
Lucas Spivey and Elizabeth Woodward

PS: Want something to remember us by? We have totes and shirts! https://www.etsy.com/shop/17Cox

It's not bad. It's B.A.D.

BEVERLY ARTS DISTRICT We've been planning for the Arts District for over a year and this summer, you're going to see it come to life. We believe that celebrating art and culture in all their forms can help you attract new customers, and help us appeal to new business owners, be the reason why people move here, and be what makes us a "must see" stop on a tourist's visit.

Good stuff from back in the day! Congrats to Floor van de Velde for winning the Arlene Schnitzer Prize!

We continue our student art award spotlights with graduate student Floor van de Velde, who won third place in the Harold and Arlene Schnitzer Prize in the Visual Arts.

Her recent show "Score for a Color Field" included installations that confounded the viewer's sense of perception and depth of field through the use of light, sound, color and simple mechanics.

For more of Floor's work: http://floorvandevelde.com/
For more on the Harold and Arlene Schnitzer Prize in the Visual Arts: http://artsm.it/ZriAwT

Boxing up the 17 Cox Library! Artforum you have some back breakingly glossy paper.