STEVE ROSENTHAL RETURNS TO PAUL DIETRICH GALLERY WITH NEW PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT: A SYMPHONY IN BRICK 

CambridgeSeven Welcomes Award-Winning Photographer to the Paul Dietrich Gallery With Opening Reception + Artist Talk Steve Rosenthal is a nationally recognized architectural photographer who has spent decades capturing the nuance, structure, and vision of the work of many of New England’s most prominent and influential architects. A graduate of the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Rosenthal began his creative career more than 50 years ago at CambridgeSeven (formerly Cambridge Seven Associates) before exploring his passion for architecture from a new perspective – behind the lens of the camera.&nbsp; A Symphony in Brick celebrates the architectural legacy of the shoe industry in the city of Haverhill, Massachusetts. Through striking visual storytelling, he documents his latest quest: chronicling the spectacular architectural artisanry born from a miraculous, single-year rebuilding of Haverhill’s entire shoe industry following an overnight fire in 1882 that had entirely leveled it. Rosenthal’s photographs capture the architectural wonder of the Washington Street Shoe District, one of the country’s most unique historic districts. Comprising 51 buildings, the district is characterized by its precision and artistry in Queen Anne and Italianate style brick design. Nearly a century after being rebuilt, the Washington Street Shoe District was officially recognized by placement on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976.&nbsp; &nbsp; The exhibition is presented in collaboration with Historic New England, which has recently completed The Historic New England Center in Haverhill, a nexus of arts, culture, industry, and innovation, showcasing New England’s story and inspiring visitors from around the world. &nbsp; A Symphony in Brick marks Rosenthal’s third solo presentation at the Paul Dietrich Gallery, representing a profound creative homecoming to where his professional career began as one of CambridgeSeven’s first employees in 1965. &nbsp; EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS:<ul><li>Visual Storytelling of Virtuosity in Brick – See Rosenthal’s latest work, which captures the rich stories of the collaboration between skilled 19th century architects and craftsmen via photographs that detail masterful patterns and textures in brickwork.</li><li>Artist Talk — Hear directly from Rosenthal about his latest project at the Opening Reception on September 17. He will be joined by Vin Cipolla, President and CEO of Historic New England, who will speak about Historic New England’s Haverhill initiative.&nbsp;</li></ul>&nbsp; WHEN: Exhibit is on display from September 14 - December 4, 2026 Opening Reception &amp; Artist Talk | Thursday, September 17 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM | Artist Talk at 6:00 PM &nbsp; WHERE: Paul Dietrich Gallery at CambridgeSeven 3rd Floor, 20 University Road, Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA &nbsp; GALLERY HOURS: Open to the public Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM &nbsp;

Paul Dietrich Gallery at CambridgeSeven

New Exhibition + Artist Talk: Steve Imrich and Kathryn Geismar at Paul Dietrich Gallery

WHO: <a href="https://www.steveimrich.com/">Steve Imrich</a> and <a href="https://www.kathryngeismar.com/">Kathryn Geismar</a> are two painters whose work explores themes of memory, identity, place, and the self. Imrich, a former architect and pilot, paints sweeping views of landscapes shaped by both nature and design, while Geismar draws from her experience as a psychologist and mother to create deeply personal portraits of her children. WHAT: The Paul Dietrich Gallery, founded within CambridgeSeven as an extension of its cross-disciplinary design ethos, presents SOMEWHERE | SOMEONE. The show brings together the distinct yet complementary painting practices of Steve Imrich and Kathryn Geismar. Imrich’s aerial views of natural and built landscapes meet Geismar’s intimate portraits of her children, creating a compelling exploration of how we connect to place and to one another. Both artists revisit familiar imagery, shifting between detail and whole to uncover new ways of seeing and understanding the world around us. EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS: <ul><li>Rarely do two such distinct practices, one mapping the world from above and one mapping it from within, speak so clearly to one another:</li><li>Imrich's large-scale paintings draw on his experience as a pilot and architect, presenting the landscape from unusual vantages that entangle nature with design and architecture</li><li>Geismar's intimate portraits explore motherhood, memory, and identity, mining the endlessly shifting terrain of her children's faces and presence</li></ul>As ideas of home, identity, and belonging continue to shift, SOMEWHERE | SOMEONE invites viewers to explore how we locate ourselves – in landscape, family, and memory – through the eyes of two masterful painters

An Afternoon of Drawing in the Public Garden with Veronica Lawlor

Led by internationally acclaimed artist Veronica Lawlor, this guided experience invites participants to sketch en plein air in the Public Garden before returning to The Newbury for discussion and creative exchange—offering a fresh perspective on one of Boston’s most beloved landmarks. <ul><li>Location: Boston Public Garden + The Newbury Boston</li><li>What’s Included:&nbsp;Guided stroll and observational drawing session led by Veronica Lawlor, personalized tips and artistic insight throughout, all materials included&nbsp;</li></ul>

The Newbury Boston

Led by internationally acclaimed artist Veronica Lawlor, this guided experience invites participants to sketch en plein air in the Public Garden before returning to The Newbury for discussion and creative exchange—offering a fresh perspective on one of Boston’s most beloved landmarks. <ul><li>Location: Boston Public Garden + The Newbury Boston</li><li>What’s Included:&nbsp;Guided stroll and observational drawing session led by Veronica Lawlor, personalized tips and artistic insight throughout, all materials included&nbsp;</li></ul>

New Exhibition + Artist Talk: Lynne Kortenhaus at Paul Dietrich Gallery

The Paul Dietrich Gallery at CambridgeSeven is pleased to announce an exhibition of works on paper by Lynne Kortenhaus. In partnership with&nbsp;Schoolhouse Gallery in Provincetown, where Kortenhaus regularly exhibits, the works on view span multiple years, from 2020-2025, and include large scale collages to monotypes and smaller “paintings” on paper.&nbsp; The exhibition is on display from&nbsp;February 9 - May 1, 2026 from 9-5pm. A reception + Artist Talk will take place on February 12, 5:30-7:30 pm Vestiges explores the liminal space between material presence and memory, where fragments of existence become tangible proof of what once was. Through an intimate dialogue with found materials—from mundane packing detritus to precious ephemera discovered within her grandparents' archives—Kortenhaus excavates layers of meaning that speak to our fundamental need to preserve, transform, and understand our place within the continuum of time.&nbsp; As a printmaker at her core, Kortenhaus employs various techniques—monotype, etching,&nbsp;engraving, lithography—not as ends in themselves, but as instruments of transformation. Like a painter selecting brushes, she chooses processes that serve each work's conceptual needs,&nbsp;prioritizing the images that emerge from this alchemical conversion over pristine technical perfection.&nbsp; The works in this exhibition reveal her love of working in series, where content unfolds through formal exploration. She seeks the connection between material object and meaning—not merely what something represents, but what it embodies through its physical presence and transformation. Historical elements become fragments of collective memory; blueprints transform into poetic abstractions; packing materials shift into carriers of new narratives.&nbsp; Through collage and layered printmaking, Kortenhaus builds visual archaeology—each layer a stratum of time, each mark a testament to materials engaging with one another. The tactile nature of these processes mirrors the existential weight of the materials themselves: objects that once served specific purposes now find new meaning through artistic intervention, yielding to pressure, absorbing ink, and surrendering their original contexts to become something entirely different.&nbsp; “These vestiges—remnants, traces, fragments—speak to the persistent human desire to leave marks and transform the ephemeral into something lasting,” states Kortenhaus. In working with materials that carry their own histories, she participates in an ongoing conversation about permanence and transience, about how meaning accumulates through time and touch, and how art becomes a vessel for preserving the very essence of what it means to encounter and be changed by the physical world.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Paul Dietrich Gallery at CambridgeSeven

Crafting the Mint Julep: A Kentucky Derby Cocktail Class

Led by The Newbury’s Director of Beverage, Eric Books, this hands-on experience guides guests through the craft of a classic Mint Julep—this year’s signature “Run for the Roses” cocktail. Participants will learn the techniques behind a perfectly balanced julep, along with tips to recreate the tradition at home.<ul><li>Location:&nbsp;The Newbury Boston&nbsp;</li><li>What’s Included:&nbsp;Guided cocktail instruction with Eric Books, hands-on preparation of a Mint Julep, and tasting</li></ul>

New Exhibition + Artist Talk: Ruth Mordecai at Paul Dietrich Gallery

CambridgeSeven welcomes artist Ruth Mordecai to the Paul Dietrich Gallery with an exhibition opening + artist reception WHO: Ruth Mordecai, celebrated artist known for her transition from sculpture to painting, with works in major collections including the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, the Israel Museum, and the Cape Ann Museum. Mordecai has been represented by Matthew Swift Gallery in Gloucester, MA, since 2014. WHAT: 40 Years of Paint and Collage is a retrospective exhibition showcasing the evolution of Ruth Mordecai’s creative practice. Beginning with her early sculptural influences and culminating in powerful, two-dimensional works of paint and collage, this exhibit highlights a body of work rooted in gesture, symbolism, and spiritual storytelling. The opening event will include a reception and an in-person artist talk. EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS: <ul><li>Selections from the Container Series&nbsp;— Richly layered works that reference recurring themes and symbols spanning 30 years</li><li>New works from The Missing Letter&nbsp;— Inspired by Jewish mysticism and the idea of a mythical, transformative character</li><li>Artist Talk&nbsp;— Hear directly from Mordecai about her artistic journey</li></ul>WHEN: Show is on from July 24 - October 3, 2025 Opening Reception &amp; Artist Talk | Thursday, July 24 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM | Artist Talk at 6:00 PM WHERE: Paul Dietrich Gallery at CambridgeSeven 3rd Floor, 20 University Road, Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA GALLERY HOURS: Open to the public&nbsp;Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM ﻿More About Ruth Mordecai: Ruth Mordecai is a sculptor turned painter. For 25 years her studio was at 249 A Street in Boston's Fort Point District. It now overlooks Smith Cove on Rocky Neck in Gloucester, MA. She attended Bennington College and has a BFA and MFA from the Boston University School of Fine and Applied Arts (BUSFAA) and has taught at the BUSFAA, the deCordova Museum School, and the Harvard University Department of Ceramics. Her work has been shown primarily in DC, NYC, and MA. She has been represented by Matthew Swift Gallery, Gloucester, MA, since 2014. Prior to that she was represented by Soprafina Gallery in SOWA, Boston, MA. Her artwork is in major public and private collections including Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Israel Museum, Cape Ann Museum, Rose Art Museum, and Wiggin Prints and Drawings Collection of the Boston Public Library (owns 35 works 1975-2013). Work is included in&nbsp;Fixing the World,&nbsp;Jewish American Painters of the Twentieth Century, Brandeis University Press and in&nbsp;Tradition and Transformation,&nbsp;Three Millennia of Jewish Art and Architecture, Canal Street Studios, both by Dr. Ori Soltes of Georgetown University. For the past 10 years, Ruth Mordecai has been represented by the Matthew Swift Gallery in Gloucester, MA. Her work is rooted in narrative, symbolism, and an enduring commitment to figuration. Learn more at<a href="http://www.ruthmordecai.com/">&nbsp;www.ruthmordecai.com</a> About the Paul Dietrich Gallery: Founded in 1999 by CambridgeSeven partner Paul Dietrich, the Paul Dietrich Gallery celebrates collaboration across design disciplines. Located in CambridgeSeven’s offices, the gallery showcases quarterly exhibitions featuring local artists and the work of current and former employees, offering diverse perspectives on art, architecture, and design. Open to the public Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm, the gallery invites visitors to be inspired by the creative talents of its artist community. <a href="https://www.cambridgeseven.com/about/dietrich-gallery/">https://www.cambridgeseven.com/about/dietrich-gallery/</a>&nbsp; About CambridgeSeven: Architecture and Design firm CambridgeSeven was formed by seven visionaries focused on doing what’s right not only for clients, but for public spaces. From the precedent-setting design of the New England Aquarium on Boston’s waterfront in 1969, to the revitalization of New Orleans’ World Trade Center into a world-class luxury hotel and visitor experience in 2022, CambridgeSeven’s fresh, thoughtful, design solutions transform communities through shared discovery and purposeful architecture. Celebrating its rich legacy over six decades of designing museums, aquariums, hotels, academic and civic spaces across the globe, CambridgeSeven is committed to designing culturally relevant, equitable and sustainable environments for all.<a href="https://www.cambridgeseven.com/">&nbsp;https://www.cambridgeseven.com/</a>

Paint Nite at Pennyweight Hotel Boston

The&nbsp;outdoor patio at 155 On Portland, the signature bar and restaurant at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.pennyweighthotel.com/">Pennyweight&nbsp;Hotel Boston</a>&nbsp;in the West End, has officially opened for its first season of al&nbsp;fresco dining!&nbsp;The patio will feature a series of fun&nbsp;activations and programming to celebrate its inaugural summer season! The property, which opened in the fall of 2024 as the city's newest lifestyle hotel, is located just steps away from TD Garden and features an expansive outdoor&nbsp;patio space with comfortable seating and mood lighting to enjoy pre-event bites and sips, post-work drinks, or dinner with friends. &nbsp;All patio events are first come first serve and are open to both hotel guests as well as the public.&nbsp;The calendar of events is as&nbsp;follows: <ul><li>Wednesday, June 4, 5-8pm: City Winery,&nbsp;wine tasting, music and bites</li><li>Saturday, June 7, 2-4pm: Paint Nite</li><li>Wednesday, June 25, 5-7pm: Boston Beer tasting</li><li>Saturday, August 9, 2-4pm: Paint Nite</li><li>Wednesday, August 27, 7-9:30pm: Family Movie Night, with snacks and kids food</li><li>Saturday, September 27, 2-4pm: Paint Nite</li></ul>155 On Portland has also debuted a refreshed menu for the summer with new seafood-forward dishes such as a Maine Lobster Roll and Fish &amp; Chips!

Pennyweight Hotel Boston

Family Movie Night, with snacks and kid's food at Pennyweight Hotel Boston

The outdoor patio at 155 On Portland, the signature bar and restaurant at <a href="https://www.pennyweighthotel.com/">Pennyweight Hotel Boston</a> in the West End, has officially opened for its first season of al fresco dining! The patio will feature a series of fun, free activations and programming to celebrate its inaugural summer season! The property, which opened in the fall of 2024 as the city's newest lifestyle hotel, is located just steps away from TD Garden and features an expansive outdoor patio space with comfortable seating and mood lighting to enjoy pre-event bites and sips, post-work drinks, or dinner with friends.  All patio events are first come first serve and are open to both hotel guests as well as the public. The calendar of events is as follows: <ul><li>Wednesday, June 4, 5-8pm: City Winery, wine tasting, music and bites</li><li>Saturday, June 7, 2-4pm: Paint Nite</li><li>Wednesday, June 25, 5-7pm: Boston Beer tasting</li><li>Saturday, August 9, 2-4pm: Paint Nite</li><li>Wednesday, August 27, 7-9:30pm: Family Movie Night, with snacks and kids food</li><li>Saturday, September 27, 2-4pm: Paint Nite</li></ul>155 On Portland has also debuted a refreshed menu for the summer with new seafood-forward dishes such as a Maine Lobster Roll and Fish &amp; Chips!

The&nbsp;outdoor patio at 155 On Portland, the signature bar and restaurant at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.pennyweighthotel.com/">Pennyweight&nbsp;Hotel Boston</a>&nbsp;in the West End, has officially opened for its first season of al&nbsp;fresco dining!&nbsp;The patio will feature a series of fun activations and programming to celebrate its inaugural summer season! The property, which opened in the fall of 2024 as the city's newest lifestyle hotel, is located just steps away from TD Garden and features an expansive outdoor&nbsp;patio space with comfortable seating and mood lighting to enjoy pre-event bites and sips, post-work drinks, or dinner with friends. &nbsp;All patio events are first come first serve and are open to both hotel guests as well as the public.&nbsp;The calendar of events is as&nbsp;follows: <ul><li>Wednesday, June 4, 5-8pm: City Winery,&nbsp;wine tasting, music and bites</li><li>Saturday, June 7, 2-4pm: Paint Nite</li><li>Wednesday, June 25, 5-7pm: Boston Beer tasting</li><li>Saturday, August 9, 2-4pm: Paint Nite</li><li>Wednesday, August 27, 7-9:30pm: Family Movie Night, with snacks and kids food</li><li>Saturday, September 27, 2-4pm: Paint Nite</li></ul>155 On Portland has also debuted a refreshed menu for the summer with new seafood-forward dishes such as a Maine Lobster Roll and Fish &amp; Chips!

City Winery, wine tasting, music and bites at Pennyweight Hotel Boston

The&nbsp;outdoor patio at 155 On Portland, the signature bar and restaurant at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.pennyweighthotel.com/">Pennyweight&nbsp;Hotel Boston</a>&nbsp;in the West End, has officially opened for its first season of al&nbsp;fresco dining!&nbsp;The patio will feature a series of fun,&nbsp;free&nbsp;activations and programming to celebrate its inaugural summer season! The property, which opened in the fall of 2024 as the city's newest lifestyle hotel, is located just steps away from TD Garden and features an expansive outdoor&nbsp;patio space with comfortable seating and mood lighting to enjoy pre-event bites and sips, post-work drinks, or dinner with friends. &nbsp;All patio events are first come first serve and are open to both hotel guests as well as the public.&nbsp;The calendar of events is as&nbsp;follows:<ul><li>Wednesday, June 4, 5-8pm: City Winery,&nbsp;wine tasting, music and bites</li><li>Saturday, June 7, 2-4pm: Paint Nite</li><li>Wednesday, June 25, 5-7pm: Boston Beer tasting</li><li>Saturday, August 9, 2-4pm: Paint Nite</li><li>Wednesday, August 27, 7-9:30pm: Family Movie Night, with snacks and kids food</li><li>Saturday, September 27, 2-4pm: Paint Nite</li></ul>155 On Portland has also debuted a refreshed menu for the summer with new seafood-forward dishes such as a Maine Lobster Roll and Fish &amp; Chips!

Experience the Wim Hof Cold Plunge Method at Release Boston

<a href="https://www.wimhofmethod.com/">Wim Hof</a>, also known as The Iceman, is a world-renowned extreme athlete known for defying human limits through cold exposure, breathwork, and mindset training. Featured on Netflix’s the goop lab with Gwyneth Paltrow, his science-backed method has been shown to boost immunity, mitigate symptoms of chronic disease, reduce stress, enhance recovery, and improve mental clarity. His method is used by athletes, military personnel, and wellness seekers worldwide. On Wednesday, May 14th, Certified Wim Hof Instructor <a href="https://www.wimhofmethod.com/instructors/merrill-cushman">Merrill Cushman</a> will lead an immersive workshop at <a href="https://releasewellbeingcenter.com/events/wim-hof-cold-exposure-workshop/">Release Well-Being Center</a> in Boston featuring ice baths, guided breathwork, diaphragmatic body stretching, and mindset training. This exclusive event offers a firsthand look at one of today’s most talked-about wellness practices.

Release Well-Being Center

 CLARA WAINWRIGHT TO EXHIBIT NEW WORK AT PAUL DIETRICH GALLERY 

GLORY – A Satirical Retrospective of Fabric Collages. GLORY is a new exhibition by celebrated artist and cultural visionary Clara Wainwright. Known for her pioneering work in public art and community engagement, Wainwright has long embraced creativity as a tool for social commentary and connection. In GLORY, she brings her signature humor and sharp wit to a new series of fabric collages that offer a satirical exploration of Donald Trump’s political ascent and enduring influence. An influential figure in the Boston arts community, Wainwright has been recognized not only as an artist, but also as a cultural leader, having organized public works like First Night Boston and countless community quilt projects. Her ability to unite art with civic engagement has left a lasting mark on Boston’s cultural landscape. GLORY continues this legacy, with Wainwright’s use of humor to address complex themes of power, influence, and identity. Originally sparked in 2016 with her series Tweets from a Strange Muse, Wainwright’s work imagines Trump’s ambitions and visions—capturing, in fabric, his friendship with global leaders, visions of power, and mythic status among followers. As Trump’s influence has grown, so too has Wainwright’s reflection on his impact. Through pieces such as The Failed Lasso of the Trojan Rocker and Cowboy Carter, GLORY uses satire to spark laughter, provoke thought, and reflect on the unsettling implications of Trump’s political role.

Stretching & Mobility Healthy Night Out

Release Well-Being Center, in partnership with Ripple Physical Therapy, presents <a href="https://releasewellbeingcenter.com/events/stretching-mobility-healthy-night-out/">Stretching &amp; Mobility Healthy Night Out</a>. This is an immersive wellness event designed to enhance flexibility, ease tension, and promote overall well-being. Perfect for all fitness levels, this class is the ultimate way to unwind and prepare your body for deep relaxation.&nbsp; Following the class, guests can unwind in Release Boston’s signature<a href="https://releasewellbeingcenter.com/boston/experiences/spa/bliss/"> Bliss</a> lounge, featuring contrast therapy, cold plunge tubs, infrared and traditional saunas, eucalyptus steam rooms, and heated benches, complemented by thoughtfully curated refreshments to nourish and energize.<a href="https://releasewellbeingcenter.com/boston/experiences/classes/release-contrast-method/"> Contrast therapy</a> (alternating between sauna and cold plunge pools) improves circulation, which helps with muscle recovery, reduces inflammation, and is beneficial for reducing exercise-induced muscle soreness. ABOUT:<ul><li><a href="https://releasewellbeingcenter.com/">Release Well-Being Center</a>, Boston’s premier integrative wellness center combines ancient remedies with the latest healing therapies and spa treatments to create a sanctuary for self-care in state-of-the-art facilities. Its world class providers are experts in diet and nutrition, fitness, yoga, massage, skincare, coaching, and energy work.</li><li><a href="https://www.ripplebasecamp.com/">Ripple Physical Therapy</a> is a leading provider of physical therapy and movement optimization in Boston, specializing in helping individuals improve mobility, reduce pain, and enhance performance through evidence-based therapeutic techniques.</li></ul>

Aromatherapy Healthy Night Out at Release Well-Being Center

Discover the power of essential oils in this hands-on workshop at Release Well-Being Center. Create your own custom aromatherapy blends, enjoy mini wellness treatments, and unwind in Release's Bliss lounge with luxurious amenities, including saunas, steam rooms, and cold plunges. A perfect night of relaxation and self-care!

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STEVE ROSENTHAL RETURNS TO PAUL DIETRICH GALLERY WITH NEW PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT: A SYMPHONY IN BRICK

New Exhibition + Artist Talk: Steve Imrich and Kathryn Geismar at Paul Dietrich Gallery

An Afternoon of Drawing in the Public Garden with Veronica Lawlor

An Afternoon of Drawing in the Public Garden with Veronica Lawlor

New Exhibition + Artist Talk: Lynne Kortenhaus at Paul Dietrich Gallery

Crafting the Mint Julep: A Kentucky Derby Cocktail Class

New Exhibition + Artist Talk: Ruth Mordecai at Paul Dietrich Gallery

Paint Nite at Pennyweight Hotel Boston

Family Movie Night, with snacks and kid's food at Pennyweight Hotel Boston

Paint Nite at Pennyweight Hotel Boston

City Winery, wine tasting, music and bites at Pennyweight Hotel Boston

Experience the Wim Hof Cold Plunge Method at Release Boston

CLARA WAINWRIGHT TO EXHIBIT NEW WORK AT PAUL DIETRICH GALLERY

Stretching & Mobility Healthy Night Out

Aromatherapy Healthy Night Out at Release Well-Being Center