Boston, MA – Anders Zorn was a Scandinavian artist whose talent rocketed him to celebrity status during the Belle Epoque in Europe, his impressionistic perfection earning him scores of influential… Read More →

The first international art fair in the United States took place in New York City’s 69th Regiment Armory building exactly one hundred years ago this February. In March, artists and… Read More →

Boston, MA – Beginning at the entrance to the Mill’s Gallery, the Boston Center for the Arts’ new exhibition, “Me Love You Long Time (MLYLT),” features contemporary art created since… Read More →

Harmonies from heavy voices rise eerily along to a steady tempo in a groovy combination of folk, electronic and hip-hop. The first single by a new six-piece from South London,… Read More →

An honest voice atop two simple guitar melodies, American folk artist Sam Amidon’s new song “My Old Friend” escalates with drums and serene electric guitar solos that lead the listener… Read More →

Boston, MA – More than three years ago, the Boston Cello Quartet formed from a few of the newest additions to the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Three cellists were selected to… Read More →

In 1906 Henri Matisse painted “Young Sailor I,” a roughly shaded, almost abstract interpretation of an eighteen-year-old fisherman in his neighborhood. The young man is shown sitting with his arm… Read More →

If your parents ever tried to teach you the dangers of disobedience by reading The Tale of Peter Rabbit or Squirrel Nutkin before bed, then you’ll absolutely love the Beatrix Potter exhibit at the… Read More →

There’s really not much more you could ask of live comedy. My abs are still sore from laughing because I spent last Sunday night at the Upright Citizens Brigade’s FREE… Read More →

New York, NY – A few weekends ago, I attended my first-ever international art fair, taking the train from Boston’s South Station to Penn Station in New York City to… Read More →