Tucked into the woods of Barrington, New Hampshire, there sits a labyrinthine colonial home with a pocket of music history worth telling.
Typodesine is a design practice that seeks to engage a middle ground between art, architecture, and furniture design.
“For me, fiction is a way of accessing the sense that the universe is the possible, not just the actual.”
Somehow we made it through 2016, the year where literally everything that could possibly go wrong, did.
New England’s last living archive of synthesizers and electronic instruments is online and part of a long, somewhat tragic history.
Street? Slope? Shoreline? There’s a board for that. And it’s made in New England.
Kontak Creative brings you strange beeps, screeches, hums, and flashing lights, courtesy of its inventive founder.
Vivian Beer wins reality shows and prestigious fellowships, and remains optimistic in this uncertain future for queer creatives.
Michael Winters’ ghosts, nature witches, and dolls on digital are cooler than the maiden-heroes and villains in your fantasies.
ATTN: The Hood Museum at Dartmouth College is temporarily closed for expansion, the good news is the programming will not stop.
