Raised in Mexico, Boston artist Salvador Jiménez-Flores explores migration, colonialism, and living between two worlds.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire’s Leftist Marching Band brings the party to politics by urging people to action through music.
Machakos Kyalo makes musical collaboration happen between Massachusetts and Kenya through his ONE TRyBE COMPANy in Amherst.
Connecticut Director of Culture Kristina Newman-Scott on the need for relevance, equity, access, and diversity in the arts.
The first annual Boston Artist March, held on June 14, 2017, was disappointing in size but inspiring in content.
One plus one is two, except when it’s 45’s Federal budget proposal to eliminate the NEA and the NEH—for starters.
Did you make one of the many brilliant signs seen at the Women’s March? A museum near you just might be asking for it.
Take’s Managing Editor reflects on the importance of heart, hope, and yes, headcount, at the Women’s March in Boston.
