With Boston’s major moment extended through July, a longer look at the impact of an iconic exhibition
WRITING THE FUTURE: BASQUIAT AND THE HIP-HOP GENERATION CONTINUES AT MFA
A+E
NOTES ON: NOMADLAND, THE “BEST PICTURE” OF 2020
"Time and again, Nomadland shows its preference for 'reality' as a stylistic posture over depicting the actual experience of being poor in America."
INTERVIEW: “THE PINEAPPLE DIARIES” WRITER/DIRECTOR PALOMA VALENZUELA
“I knew I wanted to make a show that really reflected what my corner of Boston and Jamaica Plain looks like.”
COMICS IN COLOR FESTIVAL: A NEEDED COMIC ESCAPE FROM A PANDEMIC
The first Boston CIC Festival brings an open-air marketplace to Roxbury plus virtual panels.
THE JAR + BUNKER HILL CC TEAM UP FOR COMMUNITY POETRY WORKSHOPS
“The ethos is very much come as you are, because that is the best you can give to this world."
FILM REVIEW: OSCAR-NOMINATED SHORTS 2021
The Animation, Documentary, and Live Action programs of the 2021 Oscar Nominated Short Films series are currently playing in theaters and streaming at virtual cinemas.
DRAWN, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN: LOCAL ARTIST SKETCHES BELOVED BOSTON RESTAURANTS
“Most are some of my favorite bars or local classics that I’ve learned to love in my time living in the city. Others just have a great facade that I know would make a great drawing.”
ADAPTATION: A NEW ENGLAND “ROGUE SCHOLAR” SHAKES UP SHAKESPEARE
Michael Blanding’s new book goes beyond what “scholars have previously realized.” “At the very least it should be explored.”
INTERVIEW: SHATARA MICHELLE FORD, WRITER/DIRECTOR OF “TEST PATTERN”
Shatara Michelle Ford is an American filmmaker whose feature debut was released to virtual cinemas and theaters in February.
“UPENDED” EMPHASIZES THE NEED FOR CREATIVITY DURING THE PANDEMIC
Art show at Piano Craft Gallery until March 28.
