Juliana Pinto, Journal Contributor
• February 7, 2023
The Museum of Fine Arts introduced a new exhibit that ignites the elements of awareness and heartache from the war in Ukraine, as the world approaches the one year anniversary of Russia’s invasion.
“Who...
The Museum of Fine Arts opened a new exhibit, “Making Past Present: Cy Twombly,” on Jan. 14, commemorating Cy Twombly and his creative vision.
Located on the second floor in the Linde Family Wing...
It was a night of front row tears, rom-com covers and lyricism that’s comparable to Shakespeare. Up and coming artist Ashley Kutcher sold out Berklee College’s Cafe 939 Red Room on Feb. 6 in Boston’s...
Snowport is a winter wonderland market in Seaport that is sure to put every visitor right into the holiday spirit.
Patrons of the seasonal market are met with bright white lights and holly all throughout...
Stephen Hudak, Journal Contributor
• November 29, 2022
The Menzingers, a Scranton-based punk band, played a pair of shows at Paradise Rock Club to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of their breakthrough album “On The Impossible Past.”
Since forming...
Grace Dreher, World News Editor
• November 15, 2022
Soccer Mommy, the stage name of Sophia Allison, made a stop at the House of Blues Nov. 6 as a part of her “Touring, Forever” tour, performing many of her recently released songs on her latest album...
The Museum of Fine Arts celebrated the science of art conservation this year with a behind-the-scenes look at its own conservation center this past weekend in the “Conservation Up Close” event.
The...
Emily Beatty, Arts & Culture Editor
• November 15, 2022
After a three year hiatus due to COVID-19, the city of Boston put up the beloved Christmas tree in Faneuil Hall Marketplace last Wednesday to kick off the holiday season.
Though Thanksgiving has yet...
Calling all art-lovers: The Boston Art Book Fair was held at the Boston Center for the Arts Nov. 4-6 featuring local Boston artists and some who came from across the nation.
The Boston Art Book Fair...
The Museum of Fine Arts Boston brought a new touch of modernism in Frank Bowling’s “Americas” which opened on Oct. 22, and “Body Awareness: Maria Lassnig’s Experimental Films” that debuted...
The play “The Orchard” arrived at the Emerson Paramount Center on Nov. 4, bringing a classic play to a modern audience.
“The Orchard” is an adaptation of the 1903 Russian play, “The Cherry...
After being held virtually for the last two years, the Boston Book Festival returned to Copley Square on Saturday, Oct. 29, to celebrate the power of words and literature with author panels, book signings...
