A new film by Tufts faculty takes on the divide between once all-white Ferguson, Missouri and neighboring all-black KinlochJane Gillooly was working on a film in 2012 when she visited her ho...
I was looking and looking for a quote that I thought was from the philosopher Wittgenstein about how difficult—how structurally impossible it is—to analyze a cultural phenomenon from inside ...
“Under a Dismal Boston Skyline” sounds bleak, but the exhibition, at Boston University’s Faye G., Jo, and James Stone Gallery, celebrates art that grew like a flower from under a rock.
Th...
What’s it like to be an artist in Boston?
Well, first you get ignored by the big museums who are only interested in showing you if you live in New York. You find your work is too weird, t...
Andrew and Linda Safran’s interest in American outsider art began with their acquisition of William L. Hawkins’ painting “Hippo” in 1989. It was the “simplicity and the vibrancy” of the larg...
SMFA’s Jeannie Simms traveled to Italy to work with townspeople and new immigrants to create art and build collaborationPhotographer Jeannie Simms has spent the past two summers in Sant’Ales...
Tufts hosts event October 29 to bring university community together to network and brainstorm on key research focus areasGiven an increasingly difficult funding climate, finding the research...
Capitalism is the proverbial water that Americans swim in. “Museum of Capitalism,” at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University, makes a heroic, acidic, and tongue-in-cheek e...
September 18, 2018 | American Public Gardens Association
West Palm Beach, FL – September 12, 2018: Rochelle Wolberg, Curator-Director at Mounts Botanical Garden, today announced that Palm Beach County’s oldest and largest public garden recently re...
THREE FORKS, Montana — Over in Big Sky country, artist Mary Ellen Strom and Native American researcher Shane Doyle orchestrated a far-reaching and complex eco-art event titled Cherry River, ...
Sometime in the future, we’ll all look back on what used to be. And what used to be are Trump tchotchkes, packaging materials from a mountain of Amazon deliveries, “Coal = Jobs” baseball hat...
People move. Disaster, oppression, love, or dreams of a better life light a fire beneath them, and they move. “Resistant Currents,” at the Boston Center for the Arts’ Mills Gallery, examines...
They lived outside the arts world, but created works—now on view at Tufts—that are standing the test of timeProvocatively posed and rendered in mud, Lady Liberty greets visitors near the ent...
A longtime teacher at the SMFA, her paintings and photography were about looking for the unseenTraveling anywhere in a car with painter and photographer Julie Graham meant stopping “all the ...
In a new pre-orientation program for incoming students, the focus was on the artsIf there was an unexpected flair to how Tyler Whitaker translated the word “Tufts” onto a piece of pocket-sha...
