Brunch & Artist Sip & Chat
Monday, August 31, 2026
3:00 AM UTC – 6:00 AM UTC
Hosted by TAG The Art Gallery @ 460 Harrison
About this event
As we continue celebrating TAG’s 2-Year Anniversary, we invite you to join us for a special Sunday gathering of art, conversation, community, and brunch.
Presented in conjunction with Jean M. Bernstein’s solo exhibition, Exploring Chemistry and Movement and Momentum, TAG’s anniversary members exhibition, this special Sip & Chat brings together artists working across photography, sculpture, assemblage, mixed media, and other contemporary practices.
Guest Speakers
Jean M. Bernstein Andy Moerlein Warren Mather Artists from the Momentum exhibition
Over a complimentary brunch, our guests will share perspectives on experimentation, technology, materials, and the evolving creative process.
Our conversation will explore questions including:
- How does experimentation shape the creative process?
- Where do photography, science, assemblage, and technology intersect?
- How are digital tools and AI influencing artistic practice?
- What happens when artists push beyond the traditional boundaries of their medium?
- How do curiosity, risk-taking, and unexpected discoveries influence an artist’s work?
As always, TAG’s Sip & Chat is informal and conversational. Audience participation is encouraged, so bring your questions, ideas, and curiosity.
Whether you’re an artist, photographer, collector, creative professional, or simply interested in contemporary art, come meet the artists, explore the exhibitions, enjoy brunch, and join the conversation.
Complimentary brunch Free and open to the public
Sunday, August 30 11:00 AM–1:00 PM
TAG | The Art Gallery 460C Harrison Avenue Boston, MA 02118
Come for the art. Stay for brunch and conversation. Celebrate two years of creativity and community at TAG.
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