COLORING IN THE CRACKS AT THE ART COMPLEX
By Sawyer Smook-Pollitt
I began my day on June 14 by drinking a strong cup of coffee and watching a 1973 live performance of Steely Dan’s “My Old School.” That performance, featuring bright […]
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PAINTING THE UNFORMED
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The first thing to know about Rona Lee Cohen’s art is that it begins with quiet intensity and an intimate relationship with each new piece she is contemplating. Her oil […]
THE LAND REMEMBERS
By Carolyn Wirth
“The Land Tells Our Stories” is an ambitious group of three large scale, site-specific works which unfurl across Massachusetts this summer. The project has been commissioned by the Trustees of […]
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LEARNING TO LOOK AGAIN
This is a story about resilience, courage, talent and a Black man born in the segregated Deep South whose tenacious spirit succeeded in an arena not of music or sports, […]
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La Machina de los S Sueños/The Machine of Dreams at Cantor Art Gallery at Holy Cross is Showing through July 31
In the dream world presented in “La Machina de los Sueños/The Machine of Dreams,” on view through July 31 at the Cantor Art Gallery at the College of the Holy […]
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THE PEOPLE STANDING IN THE ROOM: TYNAN BYRNE AT LESLEY’S LUNDER ARTS CENTER
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FROM EPHEMERAL TO ENDURING: SÃO PAULO’S GRAFFITI AS THE CITY’S LIVING CANVAS
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A SUMMER CELEBRATION AT YALE: WURTELE SCULPTURE GARDEN IS A WORTHY TRIP
The Yale University Art Gallery was founded in 1832 and is the oldest college museum in North America. On Thursday evening, June 18, the Margaret and Angus Wurtele Sculpture Garden, […]
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ADAM LEVEILLE: UNADORNED AT CHASE YOUNG GALLERY
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MEDITATION AND DISCERNMENT AT COPLEY Society: THE COLLAGES OF SANDRA SAMAHA
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