MOMENT OF CLARITY: Community Land Trusts and the Future of Equitable Development
In this city (and other coastal metropolises of such opportunity) developers have commercialized the “grit” of urban living, selling higher income residents…
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THIS MONTH IN BOSTON COUNTER CULTURAL HISTORY: Massachusetts Mensch
Written by Neil Horsky, this column was originally published in the June issue of the Boston Compass Art by Hannah Barco, “Because…
NOTES FROM THE CREW
HOT TOWN: Summer in the city. It’s outdoor show season—getting dirty & gritty. We survived another tumultuous Mercury retrograde; now that everybody…
BIG 3 ART: Tala Madani
(5/20-7/17) Tala Madani: First Light @MIT List Making space in the male dominated art canon is the driving force behind the paintings…
BIG 3 FILM: Kung Fu at the Coolidge
KUNG FU AT THE COOLIDGE 6/3-6/25 @COOLIDGE Even for cult film audiences, the world of kung fu cinema can be daunting. Even…
THIS MONTH IN BOSTON COUNTER CULTURAL HISTORY: A Kindled Uprising
Written by Neil Horsky, this column was originally published in the May 2015 issue of the Boston Compass Art by Lynn Horsky,…
Notes From The Crew
Issue #75 and we’re still alive. April was so sick that May be death. There is much to report for the spring….
THIS MONTH IN BOSTON COUNTER CULTURAL HISTORY: May 2015
Written by Neil Horsky, this column was originally published in the May 2015 issue of the Boston Compass Art by Katie James,…
(4/13-7/17) Geoffrey Farmer @ICA Boston
Art historical paper dolls – attempting to get into the world through each of our individual stories… was an initial thought I…
Will We Save Capitalism from Itself?
The fight for a $15 minimum wage will not solve wealth inequality. It will not stop jobs from being exported or replaced…
Places You Could Hang: Brassica Kitchen + Cafe
And lo: a purveyor of delectable, artfully crafted foods, drinks, and entertainments that isn’t just putting on the spatial charm for your…
TIME AND PLACE ARE NONSENSE! THE CINEMA ACCORDING TO SEIJUN SUZUKI 5/13-6/2 @Harvard Film...
For decades, the prism through which the vast majority of cinephiles in the West approached and appreciated Japanese cinema was the holy…
