Border crossings

“Signage” (Mixed-media painting), by Tom Arsenault, in his show “Travels,’’ at the Corner Gallery, Jaffrey, N.H., through May 21.

The gallery says:

“Deftly merging paint and historical artifact, Arsenault creates ethereal scenes that evoke curiosity and emotion. Blending objects of art from both Eastern and Western traditions, his work seemingly transcends time and place, instead drawing the viewer into a mysterious dreamscape of rich color and surprising depth.’’

Mt. Monadnock, in Jaffrey, one of the world’s most climbed mountains, and the subject of much literature, as painted by Richard Whitney in “Monadnock Orchard’’.

Image from Richard Whitney

We do believe!

 “Modern Religion (They Know Not What They Do)’’ (cut paper collage using 18th Century copper plate engraving, 19th Century bookplates, and found paperboard), by Sarah Seaver, at the Corner Gallery, Jaffrey N.H., through Nov. 16.

Print against the tide

At the entrance of David R. Godine Inc.’s warehouse, in Jaffrey, N.H.. Godine is a small, high-end book publisher based in Boston and famed for both the content of its books and for their physical beauty.

— Photo by William Morgan