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A wild ride through a history of forward thinking
At a perilous time for art schools, “SMFA at 150: Looking Back” at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University rejoices in its longtime dedication to invention
These are precarious days for art schools and for liberal arts in...
Crashing the garden party
Theresa Ganz on crafting “Trellis I” in her ODD-KIN show “Follies and Caprices”
We enjoy the wild, as long as it isn’t too wild. Humans are so compelled by nature’s grace that those who have the privilege of time or money often invest in t...
Refilling the well
Readers, after a wild and woolly summer I’ve taken the last two weeks to remember and recover stillness and the delights of doing nothing, spending time outdoors, moving my body, and spending time with people I love. In the midst of my most...
Sounding the alarm
Photographer Gary Duehr has been asking people how they feel about the country. Here’s how his “SCREAM” project came about.
We may ignore the broiling pus-hole in the nation’s capitol like an incipient toothache, but the abscess is getting...
At Gallery 263, “Field Studies (Symbiosis)” moves through unseen worlds
Movement Laura Kathrein on her collaborative project with installation artist Fernanda D’Agostino and composer Lisa DeGrace.
“We do not have a body. We are a body,” said movement artist Laura Kathrein. She stood in the darkened installatio...
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