January 7, 2021
Boston Globe
At the BCA, a mural sprouts from the words of 1970s Black feminists
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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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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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#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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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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#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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