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Brutalist Crush: Explore Boston’s Concrete Architecture with this New Map

July 29, 2017by Anulfo Baez Leave a comment

The Brutalist Boston Map everyone has been waiting for, is finally here. And by “everyone,” I mean those with even the slightest interest in the concrete architecture of the sixties […]

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Architecture, News

Kingston Gallery Director Named Curator at Fruitlands Museum

September 22, 2016by Anulfo Baez Leave a comment

Former director of Kingston Gallery in Boston, Shana Dumont Garr has been named Curator at Fruitlands Museum. Prior to joining the Fruitlands Museum, Ms. Dumont Garr was the Director of […]

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Bigger, Better and More Badass: Somerville Theatre to Host 70mm and Widescreen Film Festival

September 9, 2016by Anulfo Baez 1 Comment

If you were one of the thousands of people who indulged in Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight at the Somerville Theatre, you’re in for another treat. The beloved Davis Square […]

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Festivals and Events, Film, News

Brace Yourselves, an Immense Online Resource Dedicated to The Bauhaus Just Launched

August 15, 2016by Anulfo Baez Leave a comment

The Harvard Art Museums announced on Monday that it has created a new and expansive online resource dedicated to the Bauhaus—the most influential design school of the twentieth century. The […]

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Museums, News

After a Much Awaited Relocation and Expansion, The McMullen Museum of Art Is Set to Reopen This Fall

August 9, 2016by Anulfo Baez 1 Comment

This September, after roughly two years of renovation and construction, Boston gears up to celebrate the grand reopening of the McMullen Museum of Art on the Boston College campus in […]

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Museums, News

In A Stunning Show of Bipartisan Support, The State’s Arts Funding is Fully Restored

July 31, 2016by Anulfo Baez Leave a comment

Following up on my post about Governor Charlie Baker’s veto to cut the arts and culture budget by more than 50%, on Sunday July 31st, both the Massachusetts House of […]

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News

Back to New England: Currier Museum of Art Names New Director and CEO

July 26, 2016by Anulfo Baez Leave a comment

The Board of Trustees of the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, New Hampshire has announced the appointment of Alan Chong as its new Director and Chief Executive Officer. An […]

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Museums, News

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Haven’t stopped thinking about the Adrian Piper retrospective “Adrian Piper: A Synthesis of Intuitions, 1965-2016” at the Museum of Modern Art. Ambitious in scope (too ambitious at times), this 50-year retrospective of a living artist (the first time MoMA has dedicated the entire 6th floor to a living artist who also happens to be a woman and black) is sure to leave you talking and thinking. Piper’s work draws on racism and the social construct of race, misogyny and xenophobia. Check your whiteness white people as soon as you stepped into the museum, cause it’ll smack you right in the face. #AdrianPiper #conceptualart #racism #blackness #whiteness #mysogyny #xenophobia
New York City, you were great, but the highlight of this trip was Adrian Piper: A Synthesis of Intuitions, 1965–2016 at MoMA. Lucky to have shared the exhibit with a friend who engaged with the works and continued the conversation throughout this massive retrospective of this very important artist. #whensneakerheadsmeet #AdrianPiper #museumofmodernart #newyorkcity #wanderlust #inception #meta #commandforce #whitemencantjump #billyhoyle #nikecommandforce
SWIPE ⬅️ Definitely the most popular guy in the march today. 🙄 Everyone wanted to take a pic with me. Everyone wanted my autograph. Everyone wanted a sweaty hug. And once we got to the gayborhood, the bears were like “Fuck yeah man!!! Fuck yeah!!! Fuck yeah!!! Fuck yeah!!!!” (I love you too 🐻s) Everyone loved my sign, except for my friend Mary who kept photobombing my pics and wanted to destroy my sign. By the end, we were friends again. #peaceoutthefuckout #marchforourlivesboston #marchforourlives #bearhugs #beararms #gaybear #gaycub #thisiswhatdemocracylookslike #marching #gunviolence #notonemore #boston #democracy
Wangechi Mutu’s “A Promise to Communicate” at the @icaboston. #wangechimutu #icaboston #contemporaryart

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