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Event Calendar: Sept. 8 – Sept. 14

September 8, 2016
Your go-to guide for fun across Boston this week.
MFA highlights American trailblazers

MFA highlights American trailblazers

September 7, 2016
New exhibits at the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) shed light on two little-known American modern artists of the 20th century: Imogen Cunningham, a pioneering female photographer and Terry Winters, a painter, draughtsman and printmaker whose focus lies at the intersection of art and science.
New mural unveiled at Behrakis

New mural unveiled at Behrakis

September 7, 2016
The side of Behrakis is now host to a colorful mural created by Cedric Douglas, a graduate of Massachusetts College of Art and Design and former Northeastern artist in residence.
Column: Wastefulness mars student move-outs

Column: Wastefulness mars student move-outs

September 7, 2016
Moving is the perfect time to reevaluate one’s possessions. “Declutter your life and reduce stress,” trendy magazines say. Sadly, people forget to ask themselves if the abandoned remnants of their materialism are now cluttering the world.
Frederick Douglass honored in images, words

Frederick Douglass honored in images, words

July 21, 2016
A new exhibit at the Museum of African-American History, “Picturing Frederick Douglass: The Most Photographed American of the 19th Century,” showcases the charismatic abolitionist, orator and social reformer of the 1800s through a mixture of remastered and enlarged photographs and accompanying text.
21st French Film Festival opens at MFA

21st French Film Festival opens at MFA

July 14, 2016
The French have long been at the forefront of artistic output. From Van Gogh’s masterworks to Debussy’s compositions, the world has looked to France as a beacon of creative expression. It must have come as a shock to few to learn that the Francophone nation had developed the art of film in the late 19th century. Over a century later, France is still a master of cinema — a legacy that is on display at the Museum of Fine Arts’ (MFA) 21st Annual Boston French Film Festival, its most popular and widely attended film festival.
Nature-themed art exhibit highlights cultural differences

Nature-themed art exhibit highlights cultural differences

July 14, 2016
“De Aquí y de Allá,” a Northeastern graduate’s new art exhibit at the Villa Victoria Center for the Arts, illustrates the dichotomy of being a stranger in a strange land through landscapes of both South American and New England nature.
Public Library concerts tap local talent

Public Library concerts tap local talent

June 29, 2016
The Boston Public Library continues its 10-year tradition of free Concerts in the Courtyard this summer, curated by Adult Programs Librarian Rebecca Campbell. The McKim Courtyard, an outdoor space centered around a fountain and surrounded by Roman-style columns, will host the series of one-hour concerts.
New Northeastern play explores hookup culture

New Northeastern play explores hookup culture

June 23, 2016
A new work of experimental theatre that seeks to ignite the conversation on sexuality has been born and bred at Northeastern University this summer. “The Sex Myth,” adapted from Rachel Hills’ nonfiction book, premiered on Wednesday, June 22.
Local band hits top of Spotify charts

Local band hits top of Spotify charts

June 23, 2016
Almost two years after the release of its first song, local band Tipling Rock gained global attention when online streaming service Spotify featured its single “Low Tide Love” on its “Fresh Finds” playlist on June 8. The song rose to the top of the United States Viral 50 before making it to the top of the Global Viral 50 chart, bringing the listener count from the thousands into the hundreds of thousands.
Russell Harvard, Marianna Bassham, Monique Holt, Nancy E. Carroll, Gameela Wright in I Was Most Alive 
 with You at the Huntington Theatre Company

Review: New play transcends boundaries

June 15, 2016
The challenges faced by a deaf, gay recovering alcoholic are something most could never understand. And yet, in “I Was Most Alive With You,” a new play written and directed by Craig Lucas, this man’s burden becomes a universally recognizable struggle for endurance.
"Temptation" themed art show opens in Allston

“Temptation” themed art show opens in Allston

June 14, 2016
“We live in a culture of temptation with hedonistic values,” a curatorial statement by Unbound Visual Arts’ (UVA) Kayla Spafford, reads, “and yet we are expected to resist.”