Features
AFTER THE RUINS
By J.M. Belmont
Can you capture the future in a photograph? The answer, of course, is no. You can, however, detail individuals on the edge of it. This is seen most strikingly in […]
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A PORTAL IN THE ATTIC
By Ricardo Barros
“In the Thrice-Ninth Kingdom …” is the opening line for many Russian fairytales. Upon hearing these words, Russian children know that magic will flow in the story about to be […]
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AFTER THE PERFORMANCE
By Vanessa Boucher
The clown has never been as innocent as we pretend. In Ruggero Leoncavallo’s “Pagliacci,” the Italian opera’s performance ends in murder and the audience becomes witness to something irretrievable. “La […]
Current Exhibits, Features, Visual Arts
SOLO MOMENTS AT BERTA WALKER: HENRY CAPTURES THE ESSENCE OF HUMANITY
By Lee Roscoe
Robert Henry, one of the nation’s most original artists, will show “Solo Moments” at one of New England’s most renowned art spaces, the Berta Walker Gallery in Provincetown. (Walker could […]
Current Issue
AMERICAN PORTRAITURE TODAY: REGIONAL & NATIONAL SHOWCASE AT SPRINGFIELD
By Marguerite Serkin
During a time when we are constrained by rules of distancing, and in some cases, by forced interaction with others, it is uplifting to find an immersive visual experience which […]
Current Issue, Issue Articles
SVAC’S RECYCLED BEAUTY: UNUSUAL FASHION THREADS SHOWCASED IN VERMONT
By Marta Pauer-Tursi
When I was in high school in New York City in the ‘70s, it was de rigueur for girls to clothe themselves from local thrift shops. It was not unusual […]