At the beginning of the new children’s picture book “Rescue & Jessica: A Life-Changing Friendship,” a girl lays in a hospital bed worried after being told by her doctor: “You’re…Continue Reading →
Amid “allegations of inappropriate behavior” against celebrated Brookline photographer Nicholas Nixon, Boston’s Institute of Contemporary Art announced today that its exhibition “Nicholas Nixon: Persistence of Vision” will remain on view.…Continue Reading →
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The dire threat to mid-20th century monumental concrete architecture—generally known as “brutalism”—is demonstrated in “Brutal Destruction,” an exhibit opening next week of photos documenting the demolition and alteration of the…Continue Reading →
The people and creatures depicted in the sculptures in the exhibition “Earthlings” feel like dreams. In the exhibition, on view at Galerie de l’UQAM at the Université du Québec at…Continue Reading →
A “dog flu” is rampant among the canines in the Japanese city of Megasaki. Mayor Kobayashi, leader of a dynasty of inveterate cat-lovers, orders all the dogs banished to Trash…Continue Reading →
“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 →