
Four years after the ArtCraft exodus, a happy ending worth reading skeptically
Cleveland's displaced artists say their new building is better. The fuller picture is more mixed, and more instructive for any city watching studio stock vanish.

Cleveland's displaced artists say their new building is better. The fuller picture is more mixed, and more instructive for any city watching studio stock vanish.

Shows, retrospectives, surveys and permanent collections are not the same thing. Here is how the terms work, in everyday language.

A Michigan co-op brought back a teaching-and-performance format with one show and two workshops — a modest restart, and a telling one.

A repeatable weekend template — galleries, open studios, library programming and public art — that refreshes weekly without going stale.

Reading listings, timing the visit and keeping the crowds from ruining a blockbuster.

More than 130 local artists fill downtown Hingham this Sunday — a case study in how small-town art walks work, and how to get the most from one.

An opening reception is a preview of an art exhibition before the formal opening, with roots in the old varnishing days of the academies. Here is what it is actually for, who it serves, and when you are better off skipping it and visiting later.

The Green Line strings most of Boston's major museums together. A little sequencing turns a day of riding into a day of looking.

A group show puts many artists in one room, and it is easy to walk out unsure what you saw. Learn how to find the theme, read how the show was picked, and leave with a clear opinion instead of a blur.

A charity's tax filing is public. Here is what to look for in it, and in what order, before you give.