Jay A. Drummond II
Pigeons and Silk: Ann Hamilton Discusses Art in Public
Unlike the institutionalized mediums of painting, sculpture, or, more recently, installation, public art is a less common art form.
Delisle’s ‘Jerusalem’ a Compelling Portrait of Conflict Zone
Through the concise visual imagery, the powerful perspective of an outsider, and the narrative that attempts to honestly reflect the quotidian struggles of those impacted by the Arab-Israel conflict, Delisle’s latest travelogue is an eye-opening glimpse into a conflict more famous for its headlines than its human dimension.
Albarn, Flea & Co. Venture to the Boundaries of Pop Music
Rocket Juice & the Moon takes the listener through a re-interpretation of rap, rock, funk, and afrobeat.
Portrait of an Artist: Lidiya V. Yankovskaya
Conductor Lidiya V. Yankovskaya is music director for Lowell House Opera's upcoming production of "Snegurochka."
Spalding Releases Overambitious and Sprawling Concept Album
Although the album displays Spalding’s strong musicianship and composition, it lacks cohesiveness and emotional depth, and this Jill of all stylistic trades masters none.
“Innovate” Tour Breaks Down Buzzwords
"Experience Economies 6: Innovate or Die" takes attendees around Boston centers of innovation and highlights the work of artists and scientists.
Lemieux Explores the Significance of Objects
Annette Lemieux debuts "Unfinished Business" in the Carpenter Center for Visual Arts
