One plus one is two, except when it’s 45’s Federal budget proposal to eliminate the NEA and the NEH—for starters.
Our list of artists to watch for the upcoming year, with a little help from our arts-savvy friends from around New England.
Interdisciplinary artist John C. Gonzalez chats about collaboration and the power of art to transform our worldview.
The painted wooden sign has a long history in New England, and is no less effective today for our beloved shopkeeps.
BRZOWSKI and his labelmates at Milled Pavement have been speaking truth to power for years, and don’t plan on stopping.
In Beverly, MA, multimedia artist Kristine Roan forges magic from found objects—and a hell of a lot of glue.
Assemblage artist Duncan Johnson blends creativity and chance in his colorful paintings made from salvaged materials.
ATTN: The Hood Museum at Dartmouth College is temporarily closed for expansion, the good news is the programming will not stop.
We caught up with one of our 2016 Artists to Watch and learned a bit about cyborg frogs and the Worcester water system.
After a year of careful curation and programming, Abigail Ogilvy has South End’s newest artists ready for the market.
