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Liz Glynn's "Open House" on Boston's Commonwealth Avenue Mall, July 27, 2018. (Greg Cook)
Art Greg CookJuly 30, 2018 0

Recreating A Gilded Age Ballroom Outdoors In Boston To Mull Our Economic Future

“Who has access to space, both public and private?” Liz Glynn says she wants to ask with “Open House,” her public artwork on Boston’s Commonwealth Avenue Mall. “What kind of…Continue Reading →

Mary Nohl's home at Fox Point, Wisconsin, July 9, 2018. (Greg Cook)
Art Greg CookJuly 27, 2018 0

Visiting Mary Nohl’s Enchanted Cottage On The Shore of Lake Michigan

“We wanted to believe a witch lived there,” Jim Stingl, a columnist for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, recalled not quite a month after the artist Mary Nohl died in 2001. He’d…Continue Reading →

Artists in the African American Master Artists In Residence Program held a press conference at the 76 Atherton St. building on July 1, 2018, to oppose Northeastern University's moves. (Randy H. Goodman/Blackwire)
Art Greg CookJuly 25, 2018 0

Mayor Pushes Northeastern To Give Landmark Black Artists Residency Program More Time To Vacate Boston Building

The landmark African American Master Artists In Residence Program at Northeastern University may have more time before the Boston school makes it vacate a university building in Jamaica Plain after…Continue Reading →

Gas workers, locked-out by National Grid in a contract dispute, protested at a company work site on Main Street in Malden, July 19, 2018. (Greg Cook)
Activism Greg CookJuly 19, 2018 0

Locked-Out Gas Workers Protest National Grid

Gas workers, locked-out by National Grid in a contract dispute, protested at a company work site on Main Street in Malden today. National Grid has locked-out some 1,200 members of…Continue Reading →

Artists in the African American Master Artists In Residence Program held a press conference at the 76 Atherton St. building on July 1, 2018, to oppose Northeastern University's moves. (Randy H. Goodman/Blackwire)
Art Greg CookJuly 3, 2018 0

Northeastern Says Landmark Black Artists Residency Program ‘Must Vacate’ Jamaica Plain Building

Artists involved in the African American Master Artists In Residence Program at Northeastern University charge that on Sunday the Boston school locked artists out of the building the four-decade program…Continue Reading →

To win the Greasy Pole contest, walkers must make it to the end of a grease-slathered telephone pole to grab a flag off the end, June 29, 2018. (Greg Cook)
Parades Greg CookJuly 1, 2018 0

Photos: St. Peter’s Fiesta In Gloucester: Saints, Boats, Greasy Pole

Gloucester is celebrating its 91st annual St. Peter’s Fiesta this week. The festival is a celebration of the community’s commercial fishing, Roman Catholic and Sicilian traditions. It begins with the Novena…Continue Reading →

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