Visual ArtsA Boston Photographer's View Of The March On Washington"Race inequality is not a new challenge for America, but the killing of George Floyd by police officers in Minneapolis has brought boiling racial tensions to a full overflow," writes...The ARTerySep 4, 2020At MASS MoCA, Artist Sean Leonardo's Exhibition Highlights Absence Left By Police KillingsAfter Leonardo’s "The Breath of Empty Space" was abruptly canceled from showing in Cleveland, the North Adams museum stepped in to exhibit the work and has created opportunities for community...The ARTerySep 4, 2020Boston Artist Accuses City Of Copying Her Pandemic Photo SeriesKatherine Taylor photographed Mayor Marty Walsh for a series documenting Mass. residents wearing masks. She believes the city stole her idea for their own photo campaign.The ARTeryAug 26, 2020Artist Gabriel Sosa Sends Messages Of Comfort With Billboard Series 'No Es Fácil/It Ain't Easy'"The world is full of so many problems and challenges, and art isn’t going to save anybody. But it can at least offer a space for reflection or a space...The ARTeryAug 26, 2020Founding Director Of MASS MoCA Reflects On His Departure And Art In A Post-Pandemic World"There's going to be a seismic shake out, I believe, in that whole ecosystem of where we go to enjoy art," said outgoing director Joseph Thompson.The ARTeryAug 25, 2020Fern Cunningham-Terry, Renowned Boston Sculptor, Dies At 71The artist created some of the most memorable bronze sculptures in Boston that commemorate Black life and liberation. She died on Wednesday, Aug. 19.The ARTeryAug 21, 2020Sculptor Dennis Svoronos Uses Technology To Explore Representation In Exhibition 'Proof Of Life'On view at Boston Sculptors Gallery, the artist’s multidisciplinary work questions who we are, who we say we are and how we represent ourselves through tech and social media.The ARTeryAug 13, 2020Boston Running Brand Tracksmith Offers New Fellowship To Creative RunnersThe company will fund creative projects that will grow the sport. "There are so many different perspectives to share and stories waiting to be told," Tracksmith CEO Matt Taylor says.The ARTeryAug 13, 2020A 'Touchstone' For Equality And Racial Justice: Reflecting On Crispus Attucks' Legacy At Old State HouseCrispus Attucks -- a half African, half Native American former enslaved person -- was the first to be shot and killed by British troops during the Boston Massacre on March...The ARTeryAug 7, 2020Fuller Craft Exhibition 'Shelter, Place, Social, Distance' Explores The COVID-19 LexiconDrawing on items in its permanent collection, the museum explores the complexities of living in a pandemic.The ARTeryAug 6, 2020With The Mural Project, MFA Hopes To Engage Roxbury ResidentsLocated on the side of Madison Park Technical Vocational High School, artists Rob "Problak" Gibbs and Rob Stull worked with the museum to change how the MFA operates in the...The ARTeryAug 5, 2020The Museum of Fine Arts, Which Remains Closed, Confirms LayoffsThe MFA announced 56 eligible employees have voluntarily retired early and 57 have been laid off.The ARTeryJul 31, 20207 Art Exhibits To Visit From The Comfort Of Your CouchFrom the masterful paintings of Jacob Lawrence to the works of Monet and Basquiat, museums and galleries are continuing to offer virtual exhibitions for those who aren't ready for an...The ARTeryJul 28, 2020Which Massachusetts Arts And Culture Institutions Are Open? Here's A ListFrom the ICA to the Museum of Science, here is a list of the places that have resumed operations.The ARTeryJul 22, 2020Mutable And Fleeting, Jo Sandman Explores Our Impermanent Human Condition At Fitchburg Art MuseumThe exhibit invites us to revisit the transitory nature of our own existence, but not in the way we might while viewing panicked nightly news reports from the frontlines of...The ARTeryJul 22, 2020Off The Beaten Path, 6 New England Exhibits Offer Art Without The CrowdsWith social distancing and avoiding crowds in mind, we’ve pulled together six low-key venues around New England where you can take in some art without having to stress. The ARTeryJul 17, 20205 Museum Curators Share The Artwork They’ve Missed The MostAs museums prepare to reopen, five art aficionados share the artworks they’re most looking forward to seeing again.The ARTeryJul 15, 2020'This Is Just The Beginning': Roxbury Artists Paint Black Lives Matter Mural In Nubian SquareSpurred by the owner and chief curator of Black Market Nubian, the mural stretches 500 feet down Washington Street.The ARTeryJul 9, 2020Massachusetts Art Museums Are Reopening. Here's What You Can ExpectMuseums across the state are eager to get back to business with a slew of newly instituted safety protocols, including masks for all staff and visitors, an abundance of sanitizer...PlayThe ARTery03:20Jul 8, 2020Boston Art Commission Votes Unanimously To Remove Emancipation MemorialIn a meeting on the evening of June 30, members of the Boston Art Commission voted unanimously to remove the copy of Thomas Ball's sculpture from Park Square.The ARTeryJul 2, 2020 Previous PageNext Page
A Boston Photographer's View Of The March On Washington"Race inequality is not a new challenge for America, but the killing of George Floyd by police officers in Minneapolis has brought boiling racial tensions to a full overflow," writes...The ARTerySep 4, 2020
At MASS MoCA, Artist Sean Leonardo's Exhibition Highlights Absence Left By Police KillingsAfter Leonardo’s "The Breath of Empty Space" was abruptly canceled from showing in Cleveland, the North Adams museum stepped in to exhibit the work and has created opportunities for community...The ARTerySep 4, 2020
Boston Artist Accuses City Of Copying Her Pandemic Photo SeriesKatherine Taylor photographed Mayor Marty Walsh for a series documenting Mass. residents wearing masks. She believes the city stole her idea for their own photo campaign.The ARTeryAug 26, 2020
Artist Gabriel Sosa Sends Messages Of Comfort With Billboard Series 'No Es Fácil/It Ain't Easy'"The world is full of so many problems and challenges, and art isn’t going to save anybody. But it can at least offer a space for reflection or a space...The ARTeryAug 26, 2020
Founding Director Of MASS MoCA Reflects On His Departure And Art In A Post-Pandemic World"There's going to be a seismic shake out, I believe, in that whole ecosystem of where we go to enjoy art," said outgoing director Joseph Thompson.The ARTeryAug 25, 2020
Fern Cunningham-Terry, Renowned Boston Sculptor, Dies At 71The artist created some of the most memorable bronze sculptures in Boston that commemorate Black life and liberation. She died on Wednesday, Aug. 19.The ARTeryAug 21, 2020
Sculptor Dennis Svoronos Uses Technology To Explore Representation In Exhibition 'Proof Of Life'On view at Boston Sculptors Gallery, the artist’s multidisciplinary work questions who we are, who we say we are and how we represent ourselves through tech and social media.The ARTeryAug 13, 2020
Boston Running Brand Tracksmith Offers New Fellowship To Creative RunnersThe company will fund creative projects that will grow the sport. "There are so many different perspectives to share and stories waiting to be told," Tracksmith CEO Matt Taylor says.The ARTeryAug 13, 2020
A 'Touchstone' For Equality And Racial Justice: Reflecting On Crispus Attucks' Legacy At Old State HouseCrispus Attucks -- a half African, half Native American former enslaved person -- was the first to be shot and killed by British troops during the Boston Massacre on March...The ARTeryAug 7, 2020
Fuller Craft Exhibition 'Shelter, Place, Social, Distance' Explores The COVID-19 LexiconDrawing on items in its permanent collection, the museum explores the complexities of living in a pandemic.The ARTeryAug 6, 2020
With The Mural Project, MFA Hopes To Engage Roxbury ResidentsLocated on the side of Madison Park Technical Vocational High School, artists Rob "Problak" Gibbs and Rob Stull worked with the museum to change how the MFA operates in the...The ARTeryAug 5, 2020
The Museum of Fine Arts, Which Remains Closed, Confirms LayoffsThe MFA announced 56 eligible employees have voluntarily retired early and 57 have been laid off.The ARTeryJul 31, 2020
7 Art Exhibits To Visit From The Comfort Of Your CouchFrom the masterful paintings of Jacob Lawrence to the works of Monet and Basquiat, museums and galleries are continuing to offer virtual exhibitions for those who aren't ready for an...The ARTeryJul 28, 2020
Which Massachusetts Arts And Culture Institutions Are Open? Here's A ListFrom the ICA to the Museum of Science, here is a list of the places that have resumed operations.The ARTeryJul 22, 2020
Mutable And Fleeting, Jo Sandman Explores Our Impermanent Human Condition At Fitchburg Art MuseumThe exhibit invites us to revisit the transitory nature of our own existence, but not in the way we might while viewing panicked nightly news reports from the frontlines of...The ARTeryJul 22, 2020
Off The Beaten Path, 6 New England Exhibits Offer Art Without The CrowdsWith social distancing and avoiding crowds in mind, we’ve pulled together six low-key venues around New England where you can take in some art without having to stress. The ARTeryJul 17, 2020
5 Museum Curators Share The Artwork They’ve Missed The MostAs museums prepare to reopen, five art aficionados share the artworks they’re most looking forward to seeing again.The ARTeryJul 15, 2020
'This Is Just The Beginning': Roxbury Artists Paint Black Lives Matter Mural In Nubian SquareSpurred by the owner and chief curator of Black Market Nubian, the mural stretches 500 feet down Washington Street.The ARTeryJul 9, 2020
Massachusetts Art Museums Are Reopening. Here's What You Can ExpectMuseums across the state are eager to get back to business with a slew of newly instituted safety protocols, including masks for all staff and visitors, an abundance of sanitizer...PlayThe ARTery03:20Jul 8, 2020
Boston Art Commission Votes Unanimously To Remove Emancipation MemorialIn a meeting on the evening of June 30, members of the Boston Art Commission voted unanimously to remove the copy of Thomas Ball's sculpture from Park Square.The ARTeryJul 2, 2020
