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Friday, January 28, 2011

Exhibit: 'Here Today, Gone Tomorrow' by John Nikolai by June Wulff, Globe Staff

John Nikolai told us that most people call him by his last name and that he has spent most of the last three years obsessively working on sculptures, paintings, books, and photography. He wi…

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Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Olivia Parker's photos at the Robert Klein Gallery by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Trash barrels filled with rejects is the way Olivia Parker learned her craft. The photographer shows her fascination with the endless possibilities of light at “Still and Not So Still …

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Thursday, January 20, 2011

Mighty fine by June Wulff, Globe Staff

For Newton artist Roberto Mighty, 3-D means dormant, dead, and decaying trees become an exploration of the cycle of life. “Trees of My City’’ is a photography exhibit enhan…

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Monday, January 10, 2011

Great expectations by June Wulff, Globe Staff

The Governor’s Academy is the perfect setting for Dorothy Kerper Monnelly’s photo exhibit “The Great Marsh .’ ’ The school is surrounded by the North Shore̵…

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Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Been there, dune that by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Boston native Stephanie Foster hung out at C-Scape, a Provincetown dune shack where the photographer, columnist, and photojournalist had residencies in 2005, 2007, and 2009. Dune time is doc…

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Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Portrait of the artists by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Visual artists, not their work, are the subjects of Harvey Stein’s book “Artists Observed.’’ And many of the photos and interviews are the subject of “Artists O…

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Monday, December 20, 2010

Focused on the streets by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Look closely and perhaps you’ll see yourself in one of the 40 black-and-white shots at “On the Streets: Photographs by Russell duPont . ’’ Since the ’60s, the W…

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Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Arctic arrival by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Santa isn’t the only anticipated visitor these days. Snowy owls are on their way south from the Arctic and you might see them at the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. Across the st…

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Friday, December 10, 2010

Page turners by June Wulff, Globe Staff

A staged reading of 15 plays sounds like a long day, but since each play is on a single sheet of paper, things will move along nicely. Plays were solicited from artists around the country fo…

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Get cracking by June Wulff, Globe Staff

How do they keep it all straight? Angela Bonnici plays the Sugar Plum Fairy, Dew Drop Fairy, and the Spanish Divertissement. Matthew Tucker dances the roles of Cavalier, Snow King, and Nutcr…

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Monday, November 29, 2010

Theater talk by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Are you into Broadway musicals? Two heavy hitters will discuss trends and the future of the genre at “The American Musical in the 21st Century: A Conversation With Diane Paulus and Ste…

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Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Holiday ‘Best’ by June Wulff, Globe Staff

It’s time for another holiday, so after your dinner of leftovers, immerse yourself in Christmas at Stoneham Theatre ’s Holiday Shows . “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever̵…

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Heart, hope, and humor by June Wulff, Globe Staff

A curious journalist (who?) has an eccentric neighbor (why?) who is planning an unusual Christmas party (where?) in C.W. Munger’s adaptation of Booth Tarkington’s short novel, &#…

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Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Small wonders by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Instead of battling the mobs the day after Thanksgiving, get a jump on your gift list today at the Copley Society of art’s Holiday Small Works . And why not consider art as a hostess g…

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Monday, November 22, 2010

Brush with civilization by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Sienna is a great name for a painter, especially one who uses oils. “Pamela Sienna: Paintings and Drawings’’ (“Packed,’’ pictured) is a collection of 20 p…

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Friday, November 19, 2010

Start your bellyaching by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Do you have a personal story about a medical encounter that you would like to share with others? Ten lucky tellers will have their names pulled out of a hat at Medical Madness story slam spo…

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Thursday, November 18, 2010

Winging it by June Wulff, Globe Staff

The decadelong project is done and you can see the new Art of the Americas Wing at tomorrow’s Museum of Fine Arts Free Community Day. MFA director Malcolm Rogers will welcome you at 10…

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Go on in by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Artists at one of the area’s oldest resident artist buildings invite you to Brickbottom Open Studios this weekend where you can see their studios, creations, and them. About 100 creati…

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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

The gift of art by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Why deal out holiday gift cards when you can give someone a work of art by students, alumni, faculty, and other affiliated artists from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. Thousands of ch…

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Give peace a chance by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Naomi Wallace combines two forces in three plays for “The Fever Chart: Three Visions of the Middle East’’ presented by Underground Railway Theater. Lyrical theatricality an…

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Tuesday, November 16, 2010

‘Good’ with the bad by June Wulff, Globe Staff

The Third Reich and the word good make for strange bedfellows, but C.P. Taylor’s self-described musical comedy, “Good , ’’ explains the pairing. John Halder publishes…

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Their best shots by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Cambridge filmmaker Courtney Bent has a winner with “Shooting Beauty: Everyone Deserves a Shot , ’’ an award-winning documentary about photographers with disabilities. Pres…

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The places they’ll go by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Suitcases, slip-on sneakers, and messenger bags get a fresh coat of paint from inner-city teen artists affiliated with the Artists for Humanity program. Presented by Grand Circle Gallery and…

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Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Into the woods by June Wulff, Globe Staff

A 16th-century Shakespeare classic gets a 21st-century spin by the F.U.D.G.E. Theatre Company (Friends United Developing Genuine Entertainment). “A Midsummer Night’s Dream’…

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Friday, October 22, 2010

Making the rounds by June Wulff, Globe Staff

Our birthday is next month, so feel free to buy us a little something at this weekend’s Dorchester Open Studios . We might like a hand-cut paper rendition of “Boston City Hall…

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Happy anniversary by June Wulff, Globe Staff

For a final resting place, the Forest Hills Cemetery is bustling with activity, especially Sunday at “Celebrate the Arts at Forest Hills . ’’ It’s the 10th anniversar…

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