Brookline artist Janet Echelman’s installation “As If It Were Already Here,” scheduled to be on Boston’s Rose Kennedy Greenway from May 3 to early October 2015. (Photos by Greg Cook)Continue Reading →
Here are a couple of banners that I painted last week–originally for use in the Gloucester Horribles Parade on July 3, 2015. They’re about bees pollinating edible plants. Pictured above…Continue Reading →
“I had a perfect plan,” said one mom in the audience of the “How To Be An Artist And Parent” talk that Somerville artist and dad Tim Devin and I…Continue Reading →
Below is the entire text of the City of Boston’s announcement about it’s plans to create a Cultural Plan: MAYOR WALSH ANNOUNCES BOSTON CREATES Community driven process will create first-ever…Continue Reading →
An open letter to new Museum of Fine Arts Director Matthew Teitelbaum: Congratulations on being named the next director of Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts—and welcome back to Boston. One…Continue Reading →
Check out the snow unicorn with an icicle horn that I sculpted on Feb. 13 and that snow bear that I sculpted on Feb. 7 with generous help from Malden…Continue Reading →
Mike Lash’s “stated purpose behind his art is to ‘make stuff, mostly stuff that has no real reason to exist, but now, they do exist,’” Patrick Collier writes in introduction…Continue Reading →
Thomas W. Lentz, who has lead the Harvard Art Museums since 2003, says he plans to step down on July 1.Continue Reading →
A floating sculpture planned for Bangor, Maine, would be “a wound to the heart of the city,” charges Fritz Spencer of Old Town, Maine, the former editor of the Christian Civic League Record,…Continue Reading →
“Now you can see a layer of transparent yellow,” one conservator said of the botched repair to the golden burial mask of pharaoh Tutankhamun at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo,…Continue Reading →