The Dig - Boston's Only Newspaper
"I think that aesthetic nostalgia can draw people in and then the content can force them to engage in a different way, ideally with more than the project—and start to think critically of what is actually going on around us."
There will also be an online auction of unique prop jewelry pieces from Sept 19-27 as well as a creative workshop on creating jewelry for an appearance on the screen, date and time TBA.
"People should expect the best. That is what we strive for. Amazing art, great music, and wonderful people."
"All anti-oppressive and liberating issues are important to me, but I concern myself mostly with black and brown liberation, queer and trans liberation, anticapitalist redistribution of resources, and global warming."
"The Red Hot Chili Peppers ... My biggest take away from that was that Anthony called the waitress ma’am and was super sweet to her. Chad ordered the broiled scallops."
“Too often these mural festivals prioritize the big out-of-town artists, and then throw in a couple locals for good measure, but Street Theory kind of does it the other way around. Give the locals a chance to shine on their own stage, while inviting a small group of outside big-name talent to drive more interest."
What happens when Drake rips your pic of Nipsey and gives you no credit?
“A lot of the early punk scene in Boston was started in art galleries ... That was no coincidence—these galleries could see that a lot of cool stuff was going on.”
![In Boston’s latest show of solidarity with George Floyd, thousands of demonstrators took to Boston Common Wednesday to continue their condemnation of police violence. READ THE FULL ARTICLE AT DIGBOSTON[dot]COM! #protest #democracy #antiracist #politics #BlackLivesMatter #GeorgeFloyd #Boston #Massachusetts](https://digboston.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
