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Meet Beatrix Urkowitz and Hal Gaucher: Comic Artists at MICE 2018
October 21st and 22nd, Lesley University hosted the Massachusetts Independent Comic Expo. The event, commonly known as MICE, is an annual event where artists and vendors can showcase their comics and illustrations. I had the opportunity to interview two wonderful MICE artists about their education, freelance work, and inspiration.
The Male Presence in The Clark’s "Women Artists in Paris" Show
In an effort to assert the importance of women in art history, this show inadvertently reinforces a male-centered narrative.
Hampton Throne
The Hampton Throne is a towering and life-sized throne room constructed from found materials which tells an unlikely story of creation.
Selfies in the Museum
Rather than mocking people for taking selfies in art museums, we should celebrate this individualistic interaction with the artwork.
A Conversation with Anjali Shankar
Anjali Shankar is a junior at the Maryland Institute College of Art and Design studying Painting. We discuss international influences in art, film, and nightmares.
Travel Guide: Summer Art Highlights in Israel
Next time you’re in Israel, don’t miss these art scene attractions!
Gallery 5 Show Allows Visitors to Confront their Traumas
Two CFA students’ hard work paid off with their collaborative multimedia exhibition in Gallery 5.
The Honest Artist
Robin Collingwood saw the dilemma expressionist art caused on defining the artist. His solution: the artist is someone who values honest expression, something we can all learn from.
Seeking Stillness at the MFA
A discussion of the breadth of New York’s best medieval art collection.
Marc Chagall: Bringing Belarus to Montreal
A feature of a prominent 20th century artist who looked to color, music and Jewish identity for inspiration.
Friars, Demons, and Saints: a Guide to the Met Cloisters
A discussion of the breadth of New York’s best medieval art collection.
Sargent Art Installation
A new art installation in the Movement & Applied Imaging lab of Sargent College serves as a reminder of the rewards of collaboration between the worlds of art and science.
A Note on the Met's New Admissions Policy
A new perspective on the controversial change to the Met’s 50 year old pay-as-you-wish admissions system.
Viewing Private Screening, BUAG's Show of Experimental Film
Private Screening brings together the short films of New England area artists for a thought-provoking mix of experimental, current works.
Squinchy Holidays: Gifts for Your Weird Art Friend (Chosen by a Weird Art Friend)
It's hard to shop for anyone, let alone an artist. Thankfully, Clay McDermott has already done some of the shopping for you. Get those last minute gifts, and check the next day shipping twice.
Brian Murphy: The Happiness Sculptor
Brian Murphy uses wire to create fun, imaginative sculptures for both young and adult audiences.
Mark Thomas Gibson at BU: American Conquest of Alternative Fine Art
Mark Thomas Gibson, burgeoning comic artist, breaks down the barriers of fine art while delivering a critical message about American mythology.
A Conversation with Olivia Hamilton
A very serious discussion with CFA senior Olivia Hamilton about her work, influences, and the art world.
12 Video Artists to Watch
This article profiles 12 influential pieces of video art with commentary, functioning as an introduction to the genre.
The BU Art Galleries: Innovation on Campus
Often ignored, the BU Galleries offer innovative contemporary art experiences.