Tania Ralli
Managing Editor, Arts & Culture
Tania Ralli is the managing editor of arts and culture at WBUR.
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Searching for glimmers of hope in a tough year for the arts
This year was an extremely turbulent one for arts organizations across the country. But amidst the uncertainty, there were distinct signs of endurance across the Greater Boston arts landscape.
Meet the 2025 Makers
The environment is a potent source of inspiration, and the 10 artists of The 2025 Makers each take their own enticing approach to interpreting the world around them.
WBUR Presents: The 2025 Makers
The natural world has been a powerful muse for artists across the ages, and in our present era, engaging with our environment is more urgent than ever. Meet 10 local...
Inside the country's oldest still-operating museum
Lynda Roscoe Hartigan directs the Peabody Essex Museum, where she first began working two decades ago. Despite helming a museum that dates to 1799, Hartigan is forward-thinking about the role...
WBUR Presents: The 2024 Makers
The work of these 10 artists of color inspires awe, creates joy and transforms communities.
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These artists shared what inspired them in 2023
As we reflect on the year, and all of the moments that brought us joy, we checked in with a group of folks that have inspired us at WBUR: members...
WBUR Presents: The 2023 Makers
These 10 artists of color are interrogating the past, reframing the present day and imagining a better future.
12 art exhibits to visit this summer
From Edward Hopper to Edvard Munch and art inspired by seaweed, Massachusetts' summer visual arts scene has a little something for everyone.
10 art exhibits to check out this spring
The art stars are aligning in Greater Boston with a spring full of fresh work. Head to the MFA for a recently-opened exhibition featuring the work of 19th-century enslaved Black...
12 art exhibits to explore this winter
The shows present a sense of interrelatedness, and while the work may come from different corners of the world, much of it expresses human vitality, how we grow and change.