Tens of thousands gathered this morning for “Together and Free: Rally Against Family Separation,” which began with speeches at on Boston City Hall Plaza then marched to Boston Common for…Continue Reading →
Bread And Puppet Theater’s “Out-of-Joint Hamlet”—which the legendary experimental, activist puppet and mask troupe is performing in their Paper Mache Cathedral in Glover, Vermont, on Friday nights at 7:30 through…Continue Reading →
On July 4, Boston’s Institute of Contemporary Art will debut a satellite outpost on the East Boston waterfront, across the harbor from the museum’s Seaport/Innovation District home. Called the ICA…Continue Reading →
Tomorrow night and Friday are the last chances to see Boston artist Ben K. Foley’s mind-bending exhibition “Your New {Cosmic} Reality” at the Dorchester Art Project in Boston. The show…Continue Reading →
“I’m tired of people talking. You’ve just got to do it,” says Catherine Morris, founder, curator and executive director of the Boston Art & Music Soul Festival, which debuts from…Continue Reading →
A “State House Action To Protect Immigrant Families In Massachusetts” attracted thousands of people to the Massachusetts State House in Boston at noon today to protest the Trump Administration’s policy…Continue Reading →
Kari Percival and Greg Cook (me) of Wonderland Spectacle Co. and our giant fox puppet had a wonderful time in Arlington’s annual Fox Festival Parade today in celebration of community,…Continue Reading →
“Displacement is not business, it’s disruption,” Sophia Belle, who had been a tenant of the EMF building, told a crowd at the rally to “Save EMF” at Brattle Plaza in…Continue Reading →
WONDERLAND’s guide to art exhibitions to check out this summer, from Yayoi Kusama’s “Infinity Mirror Room” to Black Radical Women, from Neil Armstrong’s Space Gloves to Sally Mann’s Southern Gothic.…Continue Reading →
Join Kari Percival and Greg Cook (me) of Wonderland Spectacle Co. and our giant fox puppet in Arlington’s annual Fox Festival Parade at noon tomorrow, Saturday, June 16, in celebration of…Continue Reading →