She Did It for the Red Line
Red Line, a new audio serial by Gail Spilsbury, takes listeners on a bumpy ride through love and learning in Boston.
Massachusetts
(Some) Artists #TakeAction in Boston
The first annual Boston Artist March, held on June 14, 2017, was disappointing in size but inspiring in content.
Martha’s Vineyard as Muse
New England’s beauty and nature become both setting and character in Alexander Weinstein’s writing and workshops.
The Art of the Can
Massachusetts illustrator Dean McKeever is the man behind the cult classic Tree House Brewery craft beer cans.
Guglielmo in Transition
Former rapper and hip-hop producer Mark Guglielmo debuts a new series Cuba in Transition at A.P.E. Ltd. Gallery in Northampton
Foster’s Care
Longmeadow artist Lisa A. Foster explores the journey of women through historical materials and nude self-portraiture.
The Ever-Expanding MassMoCA
New MassMoCA expansion doubles its size, increasing the opportunities for more exhibits and for creating long-term relationships with artists.
Gathering ‘Round the Campfire at Club Passim
Cambridge’s Club Passim rounds up over 80 Massachusetts musicians for its 19th year of semiannual campfire. festivals.
Art-Dance Duo Home Body Keep It Corporeal
The Massachusetts-based art-dance duo Home Body are at home in their bodies and want to help you get there, too.
Cousin Moon’s Polyphonic Ride
You can call Cousin Moon many things, but “band” may not be a term all-inclusive enough to fit the breadth of what they do.
