“There are hurts that don’t go away. They follow us like the dead or the lost, and we mourn them as such,” Amanda Cook writes in the entry for Saturday,…Continue Reading →
Boston artist Dell M. Hamilton writes that the artists in the group exhibition “#SayHerName: Watch Us WERK” at Lesley University College of Art and Design’s VanDernoot Gallery in Cambridge “are…Continue Reading →
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Seagulls disturbed by ‘Sun Setting In The East’ Parade at Revere Beach, March 24, 2018. By Greg Cook and friends. Help Wonderland keep producing our great coverage of local arts,…Continue Reading →
Two decades ago, author Junot Diaz was asked by his two goddaughters, Dominican girls living in the Bronx, to write a book about little girls like them. “The only problem…Continue Reading →
Tens of thousands of people participated in today’s March For Our Lives: Boston. The protest in support of gun control was part marches across the nation organized in response to…Continue Reading →
Celebrated photographer Nicholas Nixon has retired from his longtime teaching position at Massachusetts College of Art and Design amid “allegations of inappropriate behavior,” according to a message sent out yesterday…Continue Reading →
Facebook tells me I was born on April 1, 1933. So please come join me in celebrating my, um, 85th birthday at Greg’s Fake-Birthday Real-Party at Cantina La Mexicana, 247…Continue Reading →
Friday, March 23 2 p.m. Nazi reenactors: SS Deutschland New England World War II reenactors hold their “Dunbarton Tactical Event” at 1121 Montalona Road, Dunbarton, New Hampshire. Continues through Sunday.…Continue Reading →
With the headline “Soft robotic fish swims alongside real ones in coral reefs,” the Massachusetts Institute of Technology this week announced that “a team from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial…Continue Reading →