The exhibition "Paradise Lost" includes two pieces from my newest series "The Garden" and runs from August 31, -September 30, 2024.  Gallery hours are Th-Sun 12-6p

My Whale Stranding Series is being exhibited at this museum in Greenland from August 8 through September 20.  

An exhibition including gallery artists and friends at the Mary heaton Vorse House, 466 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA. Show runs from September 15 through December 6. 2023.  

Exhibition opening Juy 29th at READYMADE GALLERY  It will be a three-person exhibition and will also include Tabitha Vevers.  The gallery is a project space of Nick Lawrence who created the legendary DNA Gallery in Provincetown where Tabitha and I both showed for many years.  The exhibition is titled The Water’s Edge and I will be exhibiting work from my Snail Drawing Series  and my Zen Dune Series.
 The show will run from July 29th to August 11th; the opening reception is Saturday July 29th from 6 to 8 pm.  (11 Cove Road, Orleans, MA).  Public parking is readily available.
 

Beginning in May 2023 and continuing through February 19, 2024 a major solo exhibition of my "Whale Stranding Series" will be held at the New Bedford Whaling Museum in New Bedford, MA.  The work will be interspersed with objects from the museum's collection and has a 70 page illustrated catalog.   Writing in the Boston Globe vritic Mark Feeny wrote: "In 1991, Ranalli encountered a whale stranding at Wellfleet. What he saw inspired him to start making these prints. They show the black outlines of whales, in effect, stranded on the page. The images are austerely beautiful, but also surpassingly sad."
There is a beautiful illustrated catalog available from the museum, or I can send you a PDF of it.

Boston University created a lecture series to celebrate my founding of the Graduate program in Arts Administration. I am very pleased to have delivered the first of those lectures.

Daniel Ranalli: Lightlines/Photograms.
LaMontagne Gallery April 1- May 7, 2022
460 Harrison Avenue, Boston, MA
Gallery Hours: Wed-Sat 11 am - 5 pm

Image: Phtogram #19, archival pigment print mounted on DiBond 50"x40"

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Daniel Ranalli:  LaMontagne Gallery, SoWa   In a stunning re-imagining of his highly acclaimed early work with photograms, Daniel Ranalli’s solo show Lightlines literally enlarges the interplay of control and
chance in immersive, split-toned abstractions with bold graphics and sensuous tonal ranges. 
On view from April 1st-May 7th, 2022,
 

Cate McQuade's picks for the weekend.  
DANIEL RANALLI: LIGHTLINES Ranalli has been exploring the potential for abstraction with photograms for nearly 50 years. Each is a darkroom experiment, made without a camera. Ranalli places an object on photosensitive paper and uses a handheld light to expose it — literally drawing with light. He achieves a silken, voluptuous tonality, creating crests and shadows, shimmers and soot. Through May 7. LaMontagne Gallery, 460 Harrison Ave. 617-487-3512, www.lamontagnegallery.com

This piece includes several of my works from the Fire & Ice Series.  It is in Dutch, but translates well with Google translator.

New work from my Fire & Ice Series. Opening reception is July 2, 6-8 pm.  Exhinition runs through July 21, 2021.  494 Commercial St., Provincetown, MA. Hours: Daily 11-5/ Thurs – Sun until 8.

One of my Erased Chalkboards pieces is included in this summer exhibition at LaMontagne Gallery in Boston at 460 Harrison  Avenue. June 17 - August 7, 2021.  LaMontagne Gallery now represents my work in Boston.

Beginning July 17, and continuing through August 22, 2021 I will have a large exhibition installed throughout the entire three floors of the Hall.  The show is titled  RETRO-ACTIVE and focusses on work related to the Outer Cape over the past twenty years, and includes several series that are still active.  Included will be works from Zen Dunes; Snail Drawings; Daily Observances; Whale Stranding Series; Iconic Cape Cod Paintings (Day's Cottages) and others.  Open Tuesday - Friday 10 am to 4 pm.

I recently had the opportunity to collaborate with the amazing composer Lola Perrin for a commissioned short film (3.5 minutes), There Is No Substitute For Victory, for the U.K. Consulate in Boston to be part of the Climate Action New England: The Road to COP26 Conference on climate change.  We hope it will also be included in the world-wide United Nations COP26 in Glasgow this fall.  It includes work from  my series Fire & Ice (Climate Change) I hope you will take a look. 
 

This important Symposium includes a significant analysis of my Snail Drawing Series in the talk by Prof. Robin Kelsey of Harvard University.  The segment on that work begins at about the 14 minute mark in the video.

Provincetown Art Association and Museum 2010-2011
20 year survey exhibition

A full-color catalog is available directly from the artist for $10 postpaid. Email Daniel at dranalli@bu.edu.