Power Station, Providence
Manchester Street Power Station at Fox Point, Providence, on Oct. 12, 2015. Copyright Greg Cook.Continue Reading →
Pronk in Providence
Photos of Pronk, the Providence Honk Festival, on Oct. 12, 2015, all copyright Greg Cook.Continue Reading →
At the summit of Mount Ascutney, listening with our eyes closed…
At Mount Ascutney in Vermont, 2-year-old U and I listening with our eyes closed for the sound of the mountain. It is the rustle of leaves and the breathing of…Continue Reading →
A Moose! In Ascutney, Vermont
We spotted this moose crossing Route 131 in Ascutney, Vermont, yesterday, Oct. 3, 2015. (Blurry photo copyright Greg Cook)Continue Reading →
See Greg Cook’s bee-utiful new storefront diorama
I’m going to be debuting a bee-utiful, new storefront diorama at Malden Access Television tomorrow as part of the 10th annual Window Arts Malden project. I and other local participating…Continue Reading →
Photos: ‘Pity Party’ makes Somerville the saddest city in nation
Drabby the Sad Clown (Tom Bush, pictured above) helped get the crowd in the mood for the “Pity Party,” a giant festival of sadness in Union Square in Somerville, Massachusetts, on Sept.…Continue Reading →
Playing with fire at Somerville’s ‘Ignite’ Festival
The Boston Circus Guild performed their “fire throwing spectacular” at the Somerville Arts Council’s “Ignite! A Global Street Food and Fire Festival” in Union Square last night, Aug. 15, 2015.…Continue Reading →
We’re throwing a giant Pity Party and need your help
Can you help me with this, musicians, artists, writers, performers: “Are you feeling sad? The Somerville Arts Council and Greg Cook, creator of The Saddest Parade on Earth (pictured above),…Continue Reading →
On Anniversary Of Police Killing Michael Brown, A Black Lives Matter March In Cambridge
On the first anniversary of a police officer in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson shooting dead an unarmed black 18-year-old by the name of Michael Brown, the Black Lives Matter organization…Continue Reading →
MA Arts Budget To Increase 20 Percent After Legislature Overrides Gov.’s Veto
This fiscal year’s budget for the Massachusetts Cultural Council will increase by 20 percent after the state Legislature yesterday voted to override Gov. Charlie Baker’s budget veto. “The House and…Continue Reading →