Gardner Installation Shines Light on Global Displacement

Colleen Martin • January 22, 2018

Judith Barry’s art piece, Untitled, aims to prompt a discussion about the refugee crisis, and will be hanging on the facade of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum from Jan. 17 to June 27.

Black Spaces Matter Exhibit Celebrates Abolitionist History

Chloe McAllaster • January 22, 2018

After beginning as a series of student projects at UMass Dartmouth, Black Spaces Matter grew into an exhibit dedicated to telling the story of historic New Bedford's past, present, and future.

Meet Riley, MFA’s Security Guard

Isabel Fenoglio • January 21, 2018

Sniffing his way up and down gallery halls, Riley, a twelve-week-old Weimaraner puppy, inspects incoming art for moths and other insects that potentially damage the MFA's priceless collections.

Muralists Paint Boston’s Immigrant History on City Streets

Isabel Fenoglio • December 3, 2017

Murals in Roslindale and East Boston celebrate the city's immigrant communities of the past of present with a local take on the national campaign "To Immigrants With Love."

Playfulness and Eccentricity Meet in MFA Exhibit

Isabel Fenoglio • November 16, 2017

Renowned not only for his work on the cover art for a Kanye West album, but also for collaborations with brands such as Louis Vuitton and Supreme, Murakami's work has drawn visitors to the MFA since October.

A Peek Inside the Artist’s Abode with Fenway Open Studios

Catherine Cremens • November 15, 2017

When creating something completely new in the art world, getting a little feedback can be nice. And that's where Fenway Open Studios comes into play.

Gardner Exhibit Explores the Art of Friendship

Max Calleo • November 12, 2017

Last month the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum debuted the Henry James and American Painting, an exhibition geared specifically towards the deep friendship of Gardner and James.

Fort Point Iceberg Installation Brings Awareness to Climate Change

Jenna Rosenthal • November 5, 2017

Concerned by the deterioration of Iceberg A-68 in Antarctica, Gianna Stewart set out to create an Iceberg sculpture as a visual reminder of the issue of climate change.

MFA’s Annual Market Promotes Local Artisans

Mary Wilkie • November 5, 2017

Exquisite jewellery, hand blown glass, and fashion textiles were on display over the weekend at the MFA's Artisan Market and Book Sale. The two-day event aimed to support local artisans and independent businesses alike.

Festival Shines in Night

Colleen Martin • November 5, 2017

Neon lights filled the sky over Downtown Crossing last weekend at the 2017 Illuminus Festival. Boston's premier arts festival featured the work of over 20 artists, turning the city streets into an interactive exhibit.

MFA’s Rothko Exhibit Invites Viewers to Reflect

William Batchelor • September 24, 2017

Mark Rothko: Reflection documents the artistic journey Rothko was taking with his work. This unique visual experience will be on display from Sept. 24 through July 1 2018 at the Linde Family Wing for Contemporary Art.

‘Little Cloud’ Installation Brings Airy Optimism to The Street

Madeleine D’Angelo • September 16, 2017

'Little Cloud,' a giant fiberglass sculpture created by the artists behind FriendsWithYou, is the The Street at Chestnut Hill's newest public art installation, and a symbol of optimism in an increasingly isolated world.