Arts
What It’s Like to Be a Professional Sand Sculptor
The Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival attracts masters from around the world to local shores. But for Deborah Barrett-Cutulle and Steve Topazio, the journey […]
The Street in Chestnut Hill to Unveil New Mural 99.9% Happy
After this Saturday, Chestnut Hill will share something in common with cities on the world map, including London, Paris, Istanbul, and Tokyo. Like these metropolises, […]
New Bedford Residents Are Feuding Over a ‘Seagull with Boobs’
Welcome to Weirdest Thing of the Week, where…well, we point out weird things. Yo that’s a Seagull with Boobs. #NBMA #Art pic.twitter.com/C6l7AKAnVa — Benjamin Ortega […]
A New Greenway Mural Was Painted This Week
A photo posted by Gracenote Coffee Boston (@gracenoteboston) on Jul 18, 2016 at 12:24pm PDT The Rose Kennedy Greenway’s newest mural is ready for Instagramming Interactive […]
BCA Welcomes New Hope Tree Sculpture by Chanel Thervil
Orlando, Baton Rouge, Minnesota, Dallas, France, Turkey, Baton Rouge again… Recently, any glance at the news seems to bring another tragedy. For those needing some […]
Fort Point Wants You to Design Its Next Floating Artwork
Hoping to follow up a series of greatest hits among Boston’s ongoing string of popular public art installations, an arts group has opened the invitation […]
PEM Welcomes New Exhibit Featuring Childe Hassam’s Paintings of Appledore
A new Peabody Essex Museum exhibit transports viewers to Appledore, a tranquil island off the coast of Maine in the Isles of Shoals. Soundscapes of […]
Frederick Douglass Exhibit Opening at the Museum of African American History
One man, countless images. Starting July 15, the Museum of African American History welcomes many Frederick Douglasses to its walls for a new exhibit, “Picturing Frederick […]
Museum of Fine Arts Presents ‘HOMiE: In Our Eyes’ Curated by the Teen Arts Council
The Museum of Fine Art houses the most famous art the world has to offer, from mummies to Monets. But on July 16, the museum will […]
Optimism and Concern as Official Boston Creates Plan Is Unveiled
It’s just a beginning. That’s what Mayor Marty Walsh said last month when he unveiled Boston Creates, the city’s newly minted ten-year cultural plan that […]
Watch a Toddler Imitate a Dancer at the Peabody Essex Museum
For 101 days, dancers from BoSoma Dance Company are performing as “moving sculptures” in the Peabody Essex Museum’s Rodin: Transforming Sculpture exhibit. But last week, one emotionally […]
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Celebrates Installation by Maurizio Cannavacciuolo
Grey clouds may have slightly marred the unveiling of a new mural at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum yesterday, but thankfully the new installation on the […]
ICA Debuts New Exhibits by Nalini Malani and Liz Deschenes
The Institute of Contemporary Art has begun its summer season with the opening of two colorful new exhibits: Mumbai-based media and installation artist Nalini Malani’s In Search of […]
More Public Art Is Coming from the ICA
If you’re taking a stroll through the Seaport to enjoy this newfangled summer thing we’re all experiencing, you might spot some new art, while you’re […]