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“Of Baskets and Borers” weaves the stories of early 20th century Abenaki basket-makers with contemporary art, and examines the environmental changes that are threatening the very existence of the craft.
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The Capitol Center for the Arts is calling for more federal action to rein in ticketing scams
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The Gun Violence Memorial Project is an ever-changing collection of quiet and beloved items. This August, the exhibit is coming to Boston, displaying simultaneously at City Hall, the Institute of Contemporary Art and MASS Design Group through January 2025.
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Businesses in the western Massachusetts town of Lenox see a marked spike in customers while James Taylor plays his annual July 3rd and 4th concerts.
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Connecticut artists are embracing zine culture, producing vibrant and diverse publications that give a platform to voices that otherwise might be overlooked.
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For her first children's book, Chilean author Isabel Allende wants to teach her young readers to defend themselves from bullies.
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Artist Tanya Nixon-Silberg asked 14 mothers of color what phrases they heard growing up and what they say to their children now. The result is a textile project that explores what it means to decolonize parenting.
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Alejandra Gonzalez Zertuche’s paintings often depict people working at their jobs, trying to make a go of the American dream. Her art is colorful and big.
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New treatment program is supporting women at the Barnstable County Correctional Facility.
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The federal funding was originally distributed to help struggling theaters, and was included in the 2023 biennium state budget.