November 26, 2024
The Boston Globe
A searing ‘Did You Eat? (밥 먹었니?)’ at CHUANG Stage
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A searing ‘Did You Eat? (밥 먹었니?)’ at CHUANG Stage
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Stories by candlelight | A studio visit with sculptor Funlola Coker
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‘I’m building a world,’ says sculptor Funlola Coker
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A writer explores Korean American identity in one-woman show
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5 things to do this weekend, including the production ‘Did You Eat?’ and a BoSoma Dance Company show
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Artist Cassie Wang Finds Even Rhythm by Mixing Dance With Computer Tech
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‘Create a life you can love outside of your art,’ says actor Zoë Kim
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Five New BCA Dance Residents Welcomed As BCA Celebrates 15 Years Of Dance Residency
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Photographer Feda Eid explores Arab Muslim identity in luminous self-portraits
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Painter Jameel Radcliffe blends the natural world with the urban
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CHUANG Stage & Seoulful Productions Announce World Premiere of DID YOU EAT? (밥 먹었니?)
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Did You Eat? (밥 먹었니?)
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We visited 30 artists over six months. Here’s some of their best advice for finding and nurturing that creative spark.
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Meet The 2024-2025 BCA Playwright Residents!
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Please Welcome the New BCA Studio Residents!
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Five New BCA Dance Residents Welcomed As BCA Celebrates 15 Years Of Dance Residency!
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Eleven Art Exhibitions to See in Massachusetts This Fall
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J Rowen O’Dwyer: DEVOTIONS, to a dirty queer home Honors LGBTQ+ Intimacy and Community Through Bright Artworks
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Things to do in Boston this weekend [Features Simon Montalvo’s a house with no walls: first floor]
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The great and honorable unraveling [Review of BCA 27th Drawing Show: Yušká: Uncoil]
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CHUANG Stage: A new play explores transracial adoption through Chinese mythology and Shakespeare
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5 things to do around Boston featuring CHUANG Stage’s Nüwa in Fairyland
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At the BCA, #HellaBlack returns and is bigger than ever
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#HellaBlack Vol. 6: Sacred Curator and Performers on Boston Public Radio
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#HellaBlack expands its impact and audience at BCA’s Cyclorama
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BCA receives $10,000 award from TD Charitable Foundation to support Artist Residencies
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Boston’s annual “#HellaBlack” event returns to the Boston Center for the Arts
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Photographer Zhidong Zhang plays with balloons
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BCA Announces Kristi Keefe As New Chief Executive Officer; Wishes Emily Foster Day Well In Her New Position; Welcomes Zaquia Mahler Salinas As New Member of Senior Team
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In Cambridge, Laura Sánchez dances with words
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BCA receives a $300,000 award from Wagner Foundation to fully support the next cohort of BCA Studio Residents. Apply now!
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Paradise Betrayed?: Lani Asunción’s Look At Hawai’i Rarely Seen
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Anti-melody, Insurgent Rhythm: Ekene Ijeoma’s “Deconstructed Anthems: Massachusetts” Uses the National Anthem to Shine a Light on Racial Injustice
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For painter Jameel Radcliffe, portraits begin with a studio party — and drinks, food, and friends
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Ekene Ijeoma’s ‘Deconstructed Anthems’ puts an unsettling twist on a familiar tune
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Things to do around Boston this weekend and beyond
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Ekene Ijeoma’s Deconstructed Anthems: Massachusetts
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Things to do around Boston this weekend and beyond
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Artist Ekene Ijeoma will present Deconstructed Anthems: Massachusetts in the Cyclorama of Boston Center for the Arts
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Lani Asunción: Duty-Free Paradise is a Critique on the Interplay Between Tourism, Culture, and the Exploitation of Hawai‘i
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Deborah Munroe Noonan Memorial Fund, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee Awards BCA a $50,000 Multi Year Grant
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Boston Center for the Arts announces the January 2024 opening of Mills Gallery Project Room Exhibition Robert Rovenolt: (no regrets)
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These artists shared what inspired them in 2023
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Mass Cultural Council Awards BCA $35,600 Cultural Investment Portfolio Grant
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Embrace Boston Hosts First-Ever Boston Arts and Culture Summit
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Books as art at the Boston Art Book Fair
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Boston Art Book Fair Celebrates Printed Materials, Innovative Arts, and Radical Design
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WBUR Presents: The 2023 Makers
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Szu-Chieh Yun interrogates systems of power through art
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Theater maker Alison Qu centers Asian American stories onstage
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A monster mash meets supercharged memes in Cristóbal Cea’s ‘No Monsters, No Paradise’
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CHUANG Stage And TC2 Theatre Company Announce Workshop Production Of THE FORTUNE TELLER By Christina R. Chan
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Born in Chile, Raised in Contradictions
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Fourteen Exhibitions to Catch This Fall
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Movement and more making meaning: Continuum Dance Project’s ‘Not Eye, Us’
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Bilingual in Boston: Theatre By and For Immigrants
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AAPI Theatre Steps into a New Spotlight at Boston Center for the Arts (BCA)
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Upside down and backwards
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10 dance events to enjoy this summer
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Bad Math with Good Results: Brooke Stewart’s Solo Presentation at Boston Center for the Arts
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Boston theaters survived COVID. Can they survive what’s next?
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Brooke Stewart Constructs a Love Letter to Boston Artists
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Boston Center for the Arts Launches its Community Number, to Deepen Engagement with Boston’s Arts Community
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‘ANCESTRAL LANGUAGE’ at the BCA probes language, environment
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Featured! Cedric Harper: Ancestral Language — Things to do around Boston this weekend and beyond
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Mass Cultural Council Awards BCA $75,000 Pandemic Recovery Grant
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This Show Is Tonight: #HellaBlack at the Boston Center for the Arts
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The Things that #HellaBlack’s Dwayne P. Mitchell Can’t Perform Without
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‘Artists in Conversation’ panel addresses isolation felt by immigrants
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Mimi Bai plays ‘Hide and See’ at Boston Center for the Arts’s Mills Gallery
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Press Release – Project Room No. 3: Nathan Heilman
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23 for ’23: Composers and performers to watch this year
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Mimi Bai and Amanda Contrada Dissect a Culture of Camouflage
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5 things to do this weekend
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Two Local Artists Selected for Third CJP and JArts Creative Fellowship
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Iranian artist turns encounter with U.S. Border Patrol into timely exhibit
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Book art fair brings artists and enthusiasts together
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The Boston Art Book Fair Is Making Its Return
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Anukriti questions who gets to be godly in ‘A Temple for Timeless Beasts’
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Boston Art Book Fair Returns This November
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Twelve Fall Exhibitions to Check Out in Boston and Beyond
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Press Release – Anukriti: A Temple for Timeless Beasts
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5 things to do this weekend, including a Life Magazine exhibit and an Indigenous Peoples Day film screening
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Things to do around Boston this weekend and beyond
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Kimberleigh A. Holman’s Common Circus turns everyday tasks into a spectacle
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Coming Attractions: September 25 through October 11 — What Will Light Your Fire
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‘Please let me in’ creates a world to be discovered at Boston Center for the Arts
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MY DEAR AMERICANS: AN INTERVIEW WITH ILEANA DOBLE HERNÁNDEZ
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Artist Karmimadeebora McMillan’s colorful landscapes are more than what meets the eye
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A powerful solo show by Karmimadeebora McMillan at Boston Center for the Arts
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With BCA Exhibit, Alums Open Doors to Intimate Space
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Anyone home? M’Kenzy Cannon show invites introspection
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BCA, BDA Boston Dancemakers Residents Create New Dance Pieces
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Fernadina Chan and Jessi Stegall Named Latest Boston Dancemakers Residents
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5 things to do this weekend, including an art exhibit at BCA and a block party at EXIT Galleries
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Press Release – M’Kenzy Cannon: Please Let Me In
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5 things to do this weekend, including ‘The Shift Show’ and ‘Jazz in the Park’ at The Greenway.
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Miami City Ballet Performs With A Live Orchestra In The Final Week Of Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival 2022
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INVESTING IN BOSTON’S CULTURAL REOPENING
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BCA’s Boston Dancemakers Residency seeking applications
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DIG THIS: #HELLABLACK LIVE MIXTAPE, VOL. 4: PRIDE EDITION
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Danielle Abrams, performance artist and Tufts professor, dies at 54
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‘Rights Along the Shore’ probes painful history of segregation and swimming
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DIG THIS: RIGHTS ALONG THE SHORE AT BOSTON CENTER FOR THE ARTS
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‘Truth or Consequences’: Carnivorous Motel Rooms, Allegorical Sci-Fi and the Bold Vision of Fresh Ink Theatre
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BCA exhibit explores desegregation of shorelines
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The State of Fairs from Boston to San Francisco
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RIGHTS ALONG THE SHORE
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DIG Boston: “GRIEF OBJECTS” BY LAILA J. FRANKLIN
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Boston Center for the Arts Awarded a Reopen Creative Boston/American Rescue Plan Act Grant
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BCA Receives Two National Endowment for the Arts Grants
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“GROUNDS: A Closeup on the Sound of Blooming”
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She’s found a new way to keep Holocaust stories alive — one step at a time
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Black History Month: Where to Celebrate Black Excellence North of Boston and Beyond
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Raafat Majzoub: GROUNDS at the Boston Center for the Arts
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5 things to do this weekend…
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10 winter theater productions that urge us to take action
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‘Grounds’ Exhibit At The Boston Center For The Arts
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Pop-up market at the BCA to offer last-minute holiday shopping from BIPOC artists
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At Boston Center for the Arts, Mithsuca Berry shines — and heals
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The Ticket: Things to do around Boston this weekend and beyond
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‘Growing Sideways’ views childhood through a queer lens
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Boston Center for the Art’s Mills Gallery: an opportunity for artists and curators
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Softening lines around norms; an artist tells experiences of “Growing Sideways”
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BCA Returns with Live Dance Performances
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Two Jamaica Plain Playwrights’ Plays Debuting at 1st Annual Boston New Works Festival
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Who is art for? An evolution of access and audience at the BCA
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Postering the city with literature and Black feminism
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At the BCA, a mural sprouts from the words of 1970s Black feminists
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These theaters innovated amid a dramatic change of scene
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Abilities Dance Boston Takes The Stage In Celebrity Series Debut
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Artist Nick Cave’s Vibrant ‘Augment’ Inflatables To Come Down
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In Boston theater, a growing group of Black leaders have a decisive role at a pivotal time.
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How To Save Boston’s Art Scene—Before It’s Too Late
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#RedAlertRESTART shines a light on a struggling live music industry
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Boston Events This Fall
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As The Pandemic Triggers Unprecedented Emotions, These Artists Are Discovering New Ways To Express Human Feelings
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Woke in Progress
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7 Art Exhibits To Visit From The Comfort Of Your Couch
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Reimagining Creative Community in the Time of COVID-19
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What’s happening (digitally) in the arts world
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“A Language for Intimacy” Review by Natasha Marie Llorens
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Boston Common Art Installation Illuminates The Dangers Indigenous Women Face
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Artists Are Essential Workers: Considering the Role of Art in Public Health
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Curators, Creatives aim to Individualize Art in the New Virtual Age
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At Boston Center for the Arts, FeministFuturist Takes to the Web
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‘Everybody is exhausted.’ Galleries and art centers scramble to keep income flowing to employees, artists.
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‘Keeping the Exhibition Alive’: Boston Museums and Galleries Turn to the Internet
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‘It was a difficult fall for everyone.’ Now Boston Center for the Arts’ new co-directors want to focus on ‘purpose’ over buildings
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The South End’s 6 must-visit sites
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#HellaBlack at the BCA Emphasizes the Female Reign of Boston Hip-Hop
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HellaBlack is Back: Leading Women of Hub Hip-Hop Unite for Major BCA Throwdown
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Brookline’s Heleena Norvette Brings Glamour to BCA Fundraiser
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The Photos That Helped us Tell 2019’s Stories
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Artists Draw from Teachers, Lovers, and the Past for Annual BCA Show
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Not to be Missed: The Boston Art Book Fair is Back for a Third Year
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On Basketball, Community, and Race: In Conversation with Shaka Dendy
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On Basketball, Community, and Race: In Conversation with Shaka Dendy
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Boston Art Book Fair Returns for its Third Year, November 8-10
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Boston Artist Creates Sculpture from Used Basketballs
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Shaka Dendy
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Dendy’s ‘Gestures of Incompleteness’ Contrasts Possibilities of Basketball, Art
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‘Hot Water Over Raised Fists’ Evokes The Betrayal Of Flint And Standing Rock Through Dance
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BCA Announces 2019-2020 Resident Artists & Two New Theatre Residency Programs
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Maya Erdelyi on the Magic of Animation at “The Skin Has Eyes: Animated Visions”
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Animation, with Human Charm
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Rashin Fahandej Wants to Help all Connect with Home
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Went There: The Skin Has Eyes @ The BCA
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Meet The ARTery 25 — Millennials of Color Impacting Boston Arts and Culture
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The big picture: a surreal scene in the Iranian desert
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#HellaBlack Performance Celebrates Unapologetic Black Art
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Adobo-Fish-Sauce’ Makes Art that Feeds Your Heart and Stomach
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#HellaBlack’ Provides Safe Space for Black Expression and Artistry
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Boston Center for the Arts Starts Tiered Pricing Model to Make Space More Accessible
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At the BCA’s Mills Gallery, Cracking Some Codes
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Behind the Boston Art Book Fair with Randi Hopkins and Oliver Mak
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Boston Art Book Fair: The Only Place You’ll Find MIT and an Allston Zine Maker Exhibiting
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BCA Purchases Calderwood Pavilion from the City for $1
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