Mara Trachtenberg’s exhibition “A Decadent World Night” of sculptures, photos and a stop-motion animation video wraps up at AS220’s Project Space in Providence tomorrow with a public chat between her…Continue Reading →
Sarina Mitchel’s “Maximalist Mind Vomit” exhibit at AS220’s Project Space Reading Room in Providence ends tomorrow with a public chat between her and Mara Trachtenberg, who also has work on…Continue Reading →
“The Women’s March was coming,” Narya Marcille recalls, “and I was furious about the outcome of the election and I had nowhere to put that energy. I so wanted to…Continue Reading →
Friday, Jan. 26 10 a.m. Art: 2018 Portland Museum of Art Biennial debuts in Portland, Maine. 6 p.m. Music: Damon & Naomi and Thalia Zedek play at Feeding Tube Records in…Continue Reading →
Punk Rock Aerobics is one of those genius ideas—and part of its genius is that it seems inevitable that someone would crash the loud anti-social-ness of punk into the whole…Continue Reading →
As perhaps a few hundred people flocked to Cambridge’s Harvard Square to see Hollywood actress Mila Kunis appear in a short parade advertising Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals, a handful…Continue Reading →
Paul Myoda’s glowing sculptures in his exhibition “41°52’40.0″N 71°44’37.0″W” are a “love letter to Chepachet,” the Rhode Island town where he lives, according to Providence’s Yellow Peril Gallery, where they’re…Continue Reading →
If you want to sample a bunch of local bands live very quickly, the unusual round-robin format of “Boston Underground Summit 11” is for you. “All 10 bands set up…Continue Reading →
Grin, the ever smart and challenging contemporary art gallery in Providence, announced today that it plans to close after five years. A closing party from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday,…Continue Reading →
The Massachusetts Cultural Council would be level funded at nearly $14 million for the coming fiscal year under a proposed state budget released today by Gov. Charlie Baker, the state…Continue Reading →