Bringing New Voices to Old Boston
Bostonian Society Executive Director Nat Sheidley wants to turn a seat of colonial power into a beacon of civic empowerment.
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The Art of Geeking Out
Writer/illustrator Tony DiTerlizzi brings his childhood obsessions full circle in an exhibit at the Norman Rockwell Museum.
Jewelry with an Ethical Bent
Jewelry maker Padini Nirmal mixes an interest in indigenous people’s land rights and crafting to create one-of-a-kind jewelry.
The iPhone’s Secret Powers
Massachusetts photographer Roberta Delilo takes a closer look at body parts as art. First hands, now hair—all with her iPhone.
Did You Know? Crazy Foam, A Retro Bathtime Enigma
Once as lost to the past as lawn darts, the bizarre bathtime product Crazy Foam lives again thanks to a Boston entrepreneur.
Focusing the Lens on Man’s Best Friend
Berkshires photographer Jesse Freidin captures the stories of humans and their dogs in stunning, award-winning photographs.
The Price is Right
Musician Philip B. Price—of Winterpills and more fame—releases 12 albums of solo music never before heard.
Shaka on the Rhythm
Mtali Shaka Banda releases a debut album that is a varied exploration of aging, joy and frustration as a young black man.
#TakeAction: Breaking Barriers with a Beat
Machakos Kyalo makes musical collaboration happen between Massachusetts and Kenya through his ONE TRyBE COMPANy in Amherst.
Breaking the Mold
Waltham artist Ross Normandin discusses amusing and unsettling elements of his new exhibition at GRIN Gallery in Providence.
