Explore expressions and landscapes with local artist Julia von Metzsch Ramos

If all inspiration is considered divine, then surely 67 Newbury Street has been multiply blessed. No matter the door you use to enter the Gothic revival-style church building, the gift of art past and present, sacred and secular will surround you.
Within Boston's landmark Church of the Covenant is Gallery NAGA. The gallery is currently showing the work of Julia von Metzsch Ramos, a local artist whose present collection "Evaporating Landscapes" has been called "vigorous and distinctive" by curators. They say "Ramos uses transparent layers of paint to achieve depth and illusion. This disjunction between the layers of paint application creates a tension particularly well suited to the ever-changing New England weather."