The geographic and stylistic travels of Anya Smolnikova Musa Collective is the result of some ambitious graduates of Boston University’s MFA program from the mid-2000s coming together to operate an alternative space in Allston. Open by appointment only, it is significantly less accessible than your typical Harrison Avenue storefront. I have concerns that the […]
TARANTINO ON THE RUNWAY
Pulp Fiction fashion, art, and burlesque show hits Providence
IT’S ART, IT’S QUEER. IT’S HERE TO STAY
Inclusivity (finally) hits Boston’s art scene, plans for longevity
FEATURE INTERVIEW: CREATE PRO
Louis DiBiccari on drafting all-star teams of Boston’s most inventive chefs, artists, and bartenders
GALLERY + INTERVIEW: MAJOR GROUP ART SHOW TAKES AIM AT POLICE VIOLENCE
It can be challenging to make art of any kind that asks people to engage with hard and heavy and ugly issues, but if you look for it there are artists everywhere taking it on.
DIG THIS: RECORD FAIR, THIRD THURSDAYS, AND IN THE BODY OF THE WORLD
THU 5.19 Third Thursdays @ Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Shadows are spooky. They’re like drunken silhouettes of our inner selves and magnify our insecurities and shit. They can also play nice with our personal light and the triangulations of our emotional discord and open us up to enlightenment and self awareness. Or they can stand […]
SALES: THE DIY DUO THAT COULD
How two kids from Florida won over the internet with their own brand of indie pop.
DIG THIS: BOSTON TATTOO CONVENTION, GOOD LIFE, HONOR KEN KELLY
Your to do list for the week
NICE FISH: A CONVERSATION WITH MARK RYLANCE
The best stage actor of his generation comes to Cambridge for some ice fishing
OH, HOW SHE BLUSHES
Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 lands at A.R.T. for yet another reinvention.
