Art is meant to push boundaries and create conversation. Anything that doesn’t is a waste of space. Continue reading
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ARTS PICK: SIGN PAINTERS @ MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
A timely use for that dusty art degree. Continue reading
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NICOLE BEAUCHAINE’S CUSTOM GUITARS
Sure, we’ve all seen custom guitars before, but hand-painted guitars are a whole other level of custom—especially Nicole Beauchaine’s. Continue reading
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EXIT POLL: PHIL, ROSIE, + JULIE @ THE NPR @ AVIARY GALLERY
“I love mini-golf, but Morgan Freeman’s voice. Holy sh-t.” Continue reading
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EXIT POLL: BRENDAN + ELIZABETH (FT. MISIU) @ THE NPR @ AVIARY GALLERY
So, if the exhibit suddenly caught of fire, which poster would you save?
Brendan: I would walk out with second and third degree burns grabbing as many as I can. Continue reading
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ARTS: REAL REALISM
The playwright harnessed the feeling of sorrow that festers in the pit of your stomach and created Real Realism, a play that focuses on real-life hardships while simultaneously making you cry tears of laughter. Continue reading
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PREVIEW: CLEARLY @ KINGSTON GALLERY
Sharon Pierce’s newest exhibition at Kingston Gallery may be literally transparent, but that doesn’t mean it comes without intrigue. Continue reading
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DIG THIS: MEMORIAL DAY COMMUNITY WEEKEND @ THE MFA
Free love? That’s something we can all get behind. Continue reading
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ARTS: THE FENCE AT ROSE KENNEDY GREENWAY
Perhaps there could have been no better time for Boston to acquire a several 415-foot long proof of our pride displayed on the Rose Kennedy Greenway for the world to see. Continue reading
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ASSEMBLED: SOMERVILLE’S NEW ARTS MARKET OPENS FOR BUSINESS
Featuring over 50 artists selling a variety of goods with prices to fit any budget, this family-friendly market will have handmade jewelry, purses, trinkets, T-shirts, and more, with live music and food trucks like Lobsta Love and Grilled Cheese Nation to satisfy hungry shoppers. Continue reading
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COCKTAIL PARTY: SIP THE RAINBOW @ BOSTON CENTER FOR ADULT EDUCATION
Forget Skittles, we’d rather Sip the Rainbow with a multicolored collection of original Grey Goose cocktails. Continue reading
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