“Three years ago the empty parking lot at the corner opposite the Grove Hall Library beckoned for color. In the spirit of graffiti, Sobek invited his friends to paint …”
Visual Arts
Inbox: Now + There To Unveil Lot Lab, Multi-Artist Public Art Pilot Program in Navy Yard
“Inaugural artists include Ghada Amer, Sam Fields, and Massiel Grullon”
Dig This: “Bounce” With Somerville Open Studios
“Bouncing back to pre-pandemic numbers of participating artists, the team behind Somerville Open Studios is thrilled to showcase the thriving, diverse creative community.”
Boston Comics In Color Returns For Biggest Convention Yet
“It’s important to find your crew, people who you can talk to, relate with and explore without having to explain yourself.”
Lens On Cambridge’s Unhoused Neighbors Project Photo Series
A conversation with photographer and social worker Eva Rachel Tine
If You Find A Mini Felted Animal Around Boston, This Is Where It Came From
Local TikToker Karen Tran spreads joy, one secret art drop at a time
Interview: Kamal Ahmad On Derealization: Kurdistan, Art & Memory
“We exist. We have artists, we have stories, we have things to say.”
A Medium, Not A Genre: On Curating A Comprehensive Chronicle Of Comics
“A first class education on the subject and opportunities to experience exhibits of such quality. Something really special is happening.”
Dig This: MFA & Citizens To Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Legacy
“Our goal is to create a beloved community—and this will require a qualitative change in our souls as well as quantitative change in our lives.”
Inbox: Graffiti Artist Percy Fortini-Wright’s “Charles Gate” In Kendall
“The Charles River ecosystem is as diverse as the people who live here in the city itself.”