The Dig - Greater Boston's Alternative News Source
Artists are seeing their worlds close during the pandemic. The exhibits, displays, and sales that provide their income have come to a halt, and artists in and around Boston have found themselves alone and unsupported by the government while struggling to find their footing financially.
In my dreams, the MFA and ICA will organize a major survey of art, science, and technology in Boston. John and his peers deserve that long-overdue recognition.
For the 20th year in a row, the artists of Somerville will open their doors to the public from Friday, May 4 to Sunday, May 6. Even as we write, living rooms are being converted into galleries, kitchens into showrooms, and studios everywhere are being cleaned ...
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 ...
The situation has resulted in a complaint that echoes daily in studios, galleries, and museums around the city: "How can Boston sustain a vibrant art scene if the news media ignores it?"
Alumni, students demand reinstatement of MFA program founder
Raise your glass and repeat after us: To science!
A few choice picks of the local visual art splendor that awaits you through spring.
