With ‘Still Running: An Art Marathon for Boston,’ BU students hope to help the city heal through artistic collaboration
Two days after the bombings at the Boston Marathon, Boston University students Taylor Mortell and Luca De Gaetano were seated in painting class, their first since BU had resumed classes. But nobody painted that morning. “We naturally formed a circle and were trying to talk about it,” Mortell says. “Everyone was very shaken up by what had happened. Out of this group discussion, Luca and I had expressed that we wanted to do something to help the community heal.”
ArtPlace awards Philly $1.2M in creative community development grants
ArtPlace America doled out grants for Delaware River waterfront revitalization, ad campaign Destination Frankford and to the University City Science Center.
VIDEO: “Made Here,” Reggie Watts, Cherry Jones and others share their stories
In its third season, “Made Here” invites artists to explain the nuts-and-bolts decisions of how they make things happen on and off stage.
Neanderthals: Smarter than us?
Sophisticated paintings indicate that Neanderthals could have matched human intelligence, analysts claim.
Pratt students whose artwork burned in fire present ‘Flameproof’ at Park Avenue gallery
Students show work before and after a fire.
Brooklyn prosecutors charge painter with art heist
A house painter allegedly lifted works of art.
New NYC exhibitions worth checking out
Some ideas on where to take visiting family and friends
‘Recalling 1993′: City pay phones take New Yorkers back 20 years
‘Recalling 1993’ turned payphones into time capsules.
First Sundays are now free at The Barnes Foundation museum
Barnes Foundation will offer free admission and events from 1 to 6 p.m. every first Sunday.
Tilda Swinton sleeping at MoMA
Museumgoers on Saturday got to watch Tilda Swinton sleeping in a glass box at MoMA.
