The Massachusetts House of Representatives’ powerful Ways and Means Committee will release its Fiscal Year 2017 (FY17) budget proposal on April 13.
The creative sector will be directly impacted by the final budget when it gets signed into law by Governor Charlie Baker this summer. It is important for artists & arts advocates to pay...
Read more →Affordable housing is one of the key issues artists of any discipline constantly face. Whether it be live-work, live-only or work-only, affordable space seems always in short supply.
The Gateway Cities Innovation Institute has been working on urban planning and housing issues for several years now “to unlock the economic potential of small to...
Read more →The Marble Collection‘s Pop-Up Gallery at the Massachusetts State House showcases the works of teen artists & writers, grades 8 to 12, who are published in The Massachusetts High School Magazine of the Arts, The Marble Collection’s award-winning online and print magazine.
The exhibit will reside on the 4th floor...
Read more →Fashion trends come and go, but at MALC we believe snatching copyrights from creatives is always unfashionable. Unfortunately, fashion arbiter Vogue UK disagrees. The Condé Nast magazine is currently holding a talent contest in which young writers may submit original works of nonfiction.
“We’re looking for journalists with an eye for a good story, who...
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After sharing the initial findings from the community engagement...
Read more →The following was first published on WBUR’s ARTery and reproduced here. in full, with the kind permission of the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
by Anita Walker
The latest installment of the Boston Foundation’s “Understanding Boston” series reminds us that...
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