An interview w/ Boston punk survivor Craig Lewis
Craig Lewis shares his story of trauma, punk, and his current life, now in Mexico.
Interview
Getting Loud with the Guerrilla Girls
At the new Praise Shadows Gallery, Jess Costello discovers that the GG's work is far from done
Looking Through “The Eye’s Mind”
BH in conversation with Drew Pate on his long-awaited gallery exhibition
The Watertown Arsenal and its Ghosts: Chantal Zakari’s “A Work in Progress”
Zakari looks at immigration and labor history in a crucible of change for latest multimedia exhbition
BLACK-OWNED WEED DISPENSARY SET TO OPEN IN HARVARD SQUARE
The whole story according to the store's founders, Cambridge town elders, and your local dealer
“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.
Plant-Based Boston: The rise of vegan culture in New England in the past decade
“When places like Dunkin’ Donuts start offering Beyond Sausage, you know veganism has, in fact, hit the mainstream.”
EARTH CRISIS: EXTINCTION REBELLION MASS ON THE POLITICS OF RADICAL DISSENT
"Civil disobedience is a type of action that works and has worked historically, and it is necessary in times when the government refuses to take action."
Catching Up With Papercut Zine Library
5 Questions with the Volunteers Who Are Keeping PZL Alive
I DON’T WANNA GO DOWN TO THE BASEMENT (YET): COVID-19’s Toll on Underground Shows
In conversation with DJ Mad Dog Mango and Password Dragon
CELEBRATING THE REOPENING OF GALLERY 263: Interviews with gallery staff and artists
G263’s newest show features the members of the space’s Artist Membership Program
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
