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Archive for May, 2010

The Newbury Line heads to Vegas

Friday, May 21st, 2010

In our continuing search for new and exciting retailers The Newbury Line is attending the annual ICSC Recon show in Vegas May 23- May 25.  To schedule an appointment with The Newbury Line, send an email to blog@thenewburyline.com.

Vegas baby!  What happens in Vegas comes back to Newbury Street (well, depending upon what actually happens!)

Spring revival on Newbury Street - The Boston Globe

Monday, May 17th, 2010

Nice article from the Boston Globe today about the revival (we didn’t really think it went anywhere) of Newbury Street!

Spring revival on Newbury Street - The Boston Globe

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Jack Wills to open first year-round US store on The Newbury Line

Thursday, May 13th, 2010

Jack Wills (www.jackwills.com) will be opening their first all season store at 179 Newbury Street this summer.  They have leased the entire building and are planning a three-level retail experience in a style that is uniquely theirs.  We will post photos and updates throughout the construction process.

Please join us in welcoming Jack Wills to The Newbury Line.  If you can’t wait until summer to visit Jack Wills, check out their new Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard stores.

Jack Wills, not at Copley, not at the Prudential Center, only on The Newbury Line.

The Newbury Line is hiring!

Wednesday, May 12th, 2010

The Newbury Line is looking to hire a marketing manager.  This position will include coordinating events with our retail tenants, managing and expanding our social media/networking program and website, creation and modification of our marketing collateral, and outreach to the fashion community.  A working knowledge of Adobe CS 4 software , especially Adobe Illustrator is required.  A real estate background is a bonus, but not required.

If you are interested, please submit a resume to blog@thenewburyline.com.

Hollywood and Anna Faris come to The Newbury Line

Wednesday, May 12th, 2010

What’s Your Number?, a feature film starring Anna Faris, will be filming at 234-236 Clarendon Street later this month.  They will be creating a bridal salon in the retail space at 236 Clarendon Street.  Feel free to email your Anna sitings to blog@thenewburyline.com

Axelle Fine Arts (91 Newbury Street) - New Exhibition & Artist Reception

Wednesday, May 12th, 2010

Axelle Fine Arts is proud to announce a stunning exhibition of new work by internationally renowned artist Goxwa (pronounced Joshwa, the Old Maltese form of the name Josephine).  In this exhilarating new collection, Goxwa employs her signature aesthetic, a profusely textured hybrid of paint and wax, to produce stirringly Elysian paintings akin to Italianate Frescos or Byzantine Icons.  Questing to bridge fragments of the past with the sharp definitions of the present, Goxwa’s encaustic works belong to a realm all their own.


Goxwa treats her subjects, which range from simple blossoms to alluring maidens, with an intoxicatingly lyrical sensitivity.  Warm, golden light shatters over tranquil azure and ochre hues, poignantly evoking a beauty at once cacophonous and serene.  Luminous images evanescently appear through the canvas’s surface, purposely left full of irregularities.

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Raised in Malta, Goxwa began painting as a child, inspired by the antiquated sun-drenched walls of her native Valletta. Steadfastly independent, nineteen year old Goxwa left Malta for London, where she studied at St. Martins Art School. She later migrated to Paris where she won a scholarship to study for a year at the Cite des Arts. However, it was not until years later, while studying film at Emerson College in Boston that she began experimenting with encaustic, or wax, materials. Using a palette knife to apply her paint in thick, aggressive strokes, Goxwa began to link, with richly illuminated colors, the contemporary to the ancient.

Goxwa’s first solo exhibition, in a Cambridge, Massachusetts restaurant, showcased these intriguing encaustic works. From Cambridge, Goxwa’s work traveled to galleries in Paris, New York, San Francisco and London, finding homes in important private collections throughout Europe and the United States. Now, twenty-five years later, Axelle Fine Arts is honored to show Goxwa’s poetically timeless paintings once again in Boston.

EXHIBITION DATES: June 3rd – June 28th

ARTIST RECEPTION: Thursday, June 3rd 6 – 8 pm

*RSVP required: boston@axelle.com or 617.450.0700

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