Boy Nirvana

Boy Nirvana (Gawlik) (b. 1993, Lowell, MA) is a visual artist and museum educator based in New Hampshire. In their artwork, Boy explores themes of queerness and close looking at New England’s landscapes and folk art. Boy works on fabric using marker or on copy paper using pencil and ballpoint pen. In their art they use a combination of song lyrics, illustrations, and studies of nature to make sense of the memories and ephemera. Professionally, Boy works as a museum teacher at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and as a Education Fellow at the Fitchburg Art Museum. In the museum their work aims to center personal connection and close looking practices. Boy can be found wearing all blue with big headphones on listening to Nine Inch Nails.

Boy’s work was featured in ‘Threads,’ on view July 13-28, 2024.

Boy’s work was featured in â€˜Critical Mass,’ on view August 12-27, 2023.

“These works exist in a space between headphones.”

Boy Nirvana

See Saw Art is a 120 square foot exhibition space located within Mosaic Art Collective at 66 Hanover Street, Suite 201, in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Owned and operated by Rochester Museum of Fine Arts co-founder, Amy Regan, See Saw Art features invitational and open call exhibitions on a monthly basis.

View open hours or book a viewing. Have a question? Email amy@seesaw.gallery and ask!

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