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This article is from the winter 2025 issue of Boston Home. Sign up here to receive a subscription. Power of the People: Art and Democracy […]

September 1. Marvel at the world’s most famous doomed lovers. Ever since Shakespeare premiered Romeo and Juliet in the 1590s, countless theater companies and movie […]

APRIL 1. Experience symphonies of synesthesia. This month, the Boston Symphony Orchestra is expanding its approach to music by performing for the audience’s ears and […]

Boston Design Week Back and bigger than ever for its 11th year, this multiday design extravaganza seeks to increase public awareness and appreciation of all […]

Long considered one of the 19th century’s greatest portraitists, John Singer Sargent was able to capture not just the faces of the men, women, and […]

SEPTEMBER 2023 1. Cheer on a basketball demigod. Being such a bibliophilic city that’s also mad for hoops, Boston and its environs seem a perfect […]

Fashioned by Sargent John Singer Sargent, an American expat best known for his evocations of Gilded Age luxury, is considered the most successful portrait painter […]

Pop quiz. Q: Where’s the largest collection of Japanese art outside of Japan? A: The Museum of Fine Arts. Accordingly, it was like a trip […]

APRIL 1. Catch the biggest wave in Japanese art. Katsushika Hokusai may have been an important artist in the 1800s, but his Great Wave and […]

Sure, the rooms are all filled with priceless works of art, but that doesn’t mean the Museum of Fine Arts doesn’t know how to let […]

Like any good sequel, the Museum of Fine Art’s second “Monet and Boston” exhibit in as many years retains some themes from the previous show […]