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In Paris, an American icon asks how we will put our kids before guns and make a better future.
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But “Viewpoints: Photographs from the Howard Greenberg Collection” offers more than just famous names and images.
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The 26-year-old multidisciplinary artist and member of the industrial-punk hip-hop group Camp Blood is the 2019 Summer Artist in Residency at Boston’s Center for the Arts.
Critic’s Notebook
In public art, there’s often a split between the art-world elites and community grass roots. Look around the region: We may agree that it’s a good thing. But few of us agree on what it should be.
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“Root Shock” reckons with the social, economic, and political forces that devastate lives worldwide.
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Last month’s controversy over Steve Locke’s memorial to enslaved people denied us a crucial piece of art.
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His art is less focused on style than it is on a specific philosophy — he believes that abstraction can be harnessed to convey complex ideas.
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“The Forty Part Motet,” for all its sparsity, gets under the skin of not only its audience but the space it inhabits.
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A group of women artists strung the poet’s conservatory with colorful works, creating a “space of peace” within the Amherst museum.
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Brooklyn painter Mark Knoerzer deploys symmetry and three-dimensional layers to satisfying effect.
Known for her recent exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, Daniela Rivera uses large-scale works to explore national identity and migration.
The same weekend that two consecutive mass shootings killed 33 people, Amherst police discovered a prominent public portrait of Emily Dickinson vandalized: someone had spray-painted a bullet hole onto her forehead, and blacked out her eyes.
Amherst police discovered a prominent public portrait of Emily Dickinson vandalized: someone had spray painted a bullet hole onto her forehead, and blacked out her eyes.
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Ida O’Keeffe dwelled in her famous sister’s shadow. A new show gives a tantalizing view of a little-known talent, and a budding career that Georgia did what she could to stifle.
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Artist Nick Cave dissected and reconstructed inflatable lawn characters for his new “Augment” installation.
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The Museum of Fine Arts unearths a forgotten fantasy master and challenges our thinking on photography.
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A simple, meditative work by South Korean artist Kimsooja feels radical in the digital age.
The donation includes pieces by such well-known artists as David Hockney, Mona Hatoum, Cindy Sherman, Mark Bradford, and Christian Marclay.
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Italian master Franco Fontana finds geometry in urban scenes and rural landscapes.
Works by artists including Nick Cave, Rob Gibbs, and Victor Quinonez are among the chosen projects, which will receive a total of $75,000 to bring them to fruition.
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Hyman Bloom was admired by the Abstract Expressionists but relegated to the art-history sidelines. A powerful new show at the Museum of Fine Arts makes a case for his place in history.
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Illustrator, book artist, and printmaker Barry Moser glories in threading mythic implications into fictional portraiture.
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Readers share their thoughts on essays about girl power and parting with vinyl albums as well as a story on Western Mass.’s arts economy.
Rufus Jones and Jill Rosenberg Jones are working to restore the creative haven of James Weldon Johnson to advance and extend his legacy, as well as to welcome more artists to the space.
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With “Apollo’s Muse,” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, lunar and aesthetic meet.
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“Exposure 2019” runs through Aug. 11, “25th Juried Members’ Exhibition” through Sept. 1.
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The show, which features images by more than 60 artists, cools on a hot day, slakes thirst, and invites play.
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The latest work by Solange Knowles will screen in Boston on Sunday.
The donation is intended to strengthen the museum’s existing operations and endowments while fostering its future ambitions.
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This week’s picks from Globe critics.
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The 25 year old spends most of his time working three jobs. During his free time, he’s still hard at work — on his illustrations which he highlights on his Instagram.
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This exhibition at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art mines a rich vein.
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Two very different photography shows both display the fantastic.
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The “Basement Archives” exhibition will feature over 100 portraits that the radio personality had stored away for years.
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“Tory Fair: Portable Archive” is at Drive-By Projects.
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“Ericka Beckman: Double Reverse” is on view through July 28 at the MIT List Visual Arts Center.
July 20 marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, and the breathtaking historical moment will be marked with a variety of events around Boston.
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The Salem museum will be adding 40,000 square feet.
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Celebrate Irish culture in song, trade your old books, mark the moon landing, and more.
This week’s picks from Globe critics.
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“In the Words, In the Bones,” a sobering and strangely hopeful exhibition, considers the content and consequences of cultural silence.
Isabelle Higgins doesn’t want the viewer to look for closure in her work. She wants the viewer to struggle: to find something new at each glance, she said.
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Five art exhibitions lend eyes as well as ears to music.
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The Kennedy Institute opens
Ahead of the opening of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate, the Globe Magazine explores the history of the project and Kennedy’s vision for it.
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Raising the roof at Harvard Art Museums
An in-depth look at the new complex designed by architect Renzo Piano.