Keely Menyhart, Journal Contributior
• September 28, 2022
The stark blueish purple walls meet the eyes of patrons at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts as they enter the large gallery, finally being in the same room as the Barack and Michelle Obama portraits that...
Warm weather in Boston can only mean one thing; weekends full of strolling through open-air markets are back where you can explore local handmade goods, fresh produce and unique vintage threads. Here are...
Boston’s South End market, SoWa, opened its doors to customers every Sunday in April, allowing artists to showcase their work to the public.
Artist studios take up the second, third and fourth floors...
A new exhibit at Boston’s Institute of Contemporary Art brings eight artists’ work together in a safe and accepting space.
“A Place for Me: Figurative Painting Now,” includes oil paintings,...
The Museum of Fine Arts’ newest exhibition displays over 100 works from one of Britain’s greatest artists, J.M.W. Turner (1775-1851), many of which haven’t been on display before, making this exhibit...
Boston’s very own Museum of African American History, located in Beacon Hill, has opened a new exhibit entitled “Jazz Scene in Boston: Telling the Local Story,” a love letter to an often unsung jazz...
Leo Woods, Asst. Multimedia Editor
• February 22, 2022
On Feb. 10, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum opened “Being Muholi: Portraits as Resistance,” a striking modern exhibit that showcases multimedia works from Sir Zanele Muholi, a Black and Queer artist...
Immersive art has taken hold in Boston. After the popular Van Gogh immersive exhibit took off, the team behind it turned their sights on another artist – Frida Kahlo.
Maria Shclover and Irina Shabshis, the...
Leo Woods, Asst. Multimedia Editor
• February 1, 2022
A unique exhibit, “Tattoos in Japanese Prints,” on display at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is highlighting the motifs and history of tattoos dating back to 19th century Osaka and Edo (modern-day...
Making its final stop at Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the exhibit “Titian: Women, Myth, & Power” reunites the mythological painting collection done by Titian in the 1500s and gives...
Suffolk University Gallery’s new exhibit, titled “Portraiture 1: Others, Mostly Painting,” is giving students a chance to see creative, diverse perspectives through art until Oct. 31.
This exhibit...
The annual Beacon Hill Art Walk, which features local and regional artists, took place for the first time in nearly 3 years on Sept. 26, after being postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Residents...
