Following the light with Jaina Cipriano
Catch "Dreamscapes: Following the Light through Immersive Design" at the 808 Gallery until Oct. 13
Articles by
Sophie Lou Yarin
No justice, no beans
Starbucks employees at 874 Comm Ave. explain their decision to go on strike
Went There: Lydia Lunch + Tim Dahl Murderous… Again
A Boston Hassle co-production with the Satanic Temple of Salem on Friday, June 3
‘Pain, freedom, and joy’: Ruben Feliz’s dreams of Basquiat
"Whatever emotion it is, whatever aspect of myself is trying to speak, I go in there ... My anger could tell a story for you."
FORKS – MERCY DEMO
The boys from Forks are deliberately evasive when speaking personally, refusing to mention who they are and where they’re from (although it’s…
YEAR ENDER: NO “HEALTH THEATER” IN 2021
Calling on "nice stores" Whole Foods and Trader Joes to stop fucking around with public safety
“There’s history in each political image”: the Hassle talks to 9547, a propaganda artist
Artist 9547, formerly from Boston, is now active in NYC where they make flyers, posters, zine art, and graphics for radical political groups.
THE CONTINUING SAGA OF THE TREES ON MELNEA CASS BLVD
Speak For The Trees Boston’s David Meshoulam on tree equity, environmental justice, and what you can do to help
WENT THERE: PANDEMICALLY RESPONSIBLE OUTDOOR MARKET (PROM)
If you visit one outdoor market during a global pandemic, keep your ass safe by making it this one
No More Kidding Around: The Reality of Working At A Daycare Center During COVID-19
"This is the age when a child wipes their nose and licks the wall. They are very sweet, but there is truly no way to keep them safe."
OP ED: AM I THE ONLY PERSON IN BOSTON WHO DOESN’T LIKE THE GARDNER...
Note: This article has nothing to do with the heist. Sorry in advance.
WHAT IS BOSTON WITHOUT THE HARRIET TUBMAN HOUSE?
Examining the city’s continuing legacy of racism and gentrification
