“How do we form bonds with each other? Maybe even unlikely friendships or bonds that feel like family?”
GRACE TALUSAN: LOCAL AUTHOR TALKS ABOUT HER TALE FOR ONE CITY ONE STORY
A+E
BOOK REVIEW: REAGANLAND
A seemingly endless recitation of events
THE JAR: DIVERSE MEETUPS FORGE FRIENDSHIPS THROUGH ART AND EXPERIENCE
“Whatever world you are thinking of entering, whatever world you are afraid of entering, whatever world you don’t really understand, [or] you’re already in the center of, all you have to give is who you are and what you know.”
ESH & THE ISOLATIONS: PUSHING HIP-HOP SIDEWAYS WHILE PREDICTING THE PANDEMIC
“I may step out here and do some wild shit, but that backbone is very important to me.”
SEA WALLS: ARTIVISM COVERS EAST BOSTON IN STYLE
"It’s just so relevant to our community, being a coastal community in East Boston, being an environmental justice community and climate justice community."
BETTER BOSTON ARTS: AUDRINA WARREN
Boston needs more support for smaller arts orgs
THE IMAGINARY COLLECTIVE: CHALLENGING CONVENTIONS AROUND ART, PROPERTY, AND STORAGE
“Knowing Storage Space was going to happen and be presented in locations not designed for artwork display gives artists and communities our power back and a chance to do intriguing work.”
FILM REVIEW: “I’M THINKING OF ENDING THINGS”
Written for the screen and directed by Charlie Kaufman. US, 2020, 134 minutes. Available on Netflix.
NOTES ON: MLB ON FOX
The new bleacher creatures—virtual fans on Fox.
MANDELA EFFECT: THE IMPORTANCE OF PRESERVING ART IN BOSTON’S COMMUNITIES OF COLOR
“It was to create a different municipality that was a majority of people of color and working class folks, because we wanted a seat at the table.”
