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Join historian and designer Jane Thompson at the Boston Society of Architects Space, as she explores the German Bauhaus movement — Walter Gropius’ proposal for the intersection of fine art, craft, industry and education. More than just a lecture, Thompson’s presentations combine images, music and her own interviews with Gropius and other influential Bauhaus pioneers to illustrate the evolution of this Modernist school of thought.
3/13, 6pm // FREE
Join historian and designer Jane Thompson at the Boston Society of Architects Space, as she explores the German Bauhaus movement — Walter Gropius’ proposal for the intersection of fine art, craft, industry and education. More than just a lecture, Thompson’s presentations combine images, music and her own interviews with Gropius and other influential Bauhaus pioneers to illustrate the evolution of this Modernist school of thought.
3/13, 6pm // FREE
Opening 3/8, 7-10pm | On view 3/8 – 3/29 Peruse works inspired by the art of bookbinding at Athena Moore’s first solo exhibition.
Opening 3/8, 7-10pm | On view 3/8 – 3/29 Peruse works inspired by the art of bookbinding at Athena Moore’s first solo exhibition.
Haunting, startling, intriguing – all words that come to mind when looking at the work of photographer Diane Arbus, whose black and white images document the characters occupying society’s margins. Discover more about the artist when Hilton Als, The New Yorker art critic and author of a new essay collection, White Girls, visits the MFA.
Haunting, startling, intriguing – all words that come to mind when looking at the work of photographer Diane Arbus, whose black and white images document the characters occupying society’s margins. Discover more about the artist when Hilton Als, The New Yorker art critic and author of a new essay collection, White Girls, visits the MFA.
If you ever took an art history survey course in college, then you most likely remember Judy Chicago’s iconic installation piece, The Dinner Party. This afternoon, hear the artist in conversation with author and gender historian Jane Gerhard.
If you ever took an art history survey course in college, then you most likely remember Judy Chicago’s iconic installation piece, The Dinner Party. This afternoon, hear the artist in conversation with author and gender historian Jane Gerhard.
Maybe you were surprised to see New York Magazine’s senior art critic Jerry Saltz during his brief cameo appearance on Sunday night’s episode…
Maybe you were surprised to see New York Magazine’s senior art critic Jerry Saltz during his brief cameo appearance on Sunday night’s episode…
If you’re feeling wild enough to brave the impending snow today, we hope it’s because you’re headed to MIT’s List Visual Art Center. Stop…
If you’re feeling wild enough to brave the impending snow today, we hope it’s because you’re headed to MIT’s List Visual Art Center. Stop…
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