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Tonight in Boston: How to find last-minute culture
Same-day listings, venue newsletters and a little patience will fill an empty evening in Boston.
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How to write a guide people actually finish
Structure, not length, decides whether a reader reaches the last block of a practical guide.
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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.
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Exhibitions definition: What actually counts as an exhibition? A plain-language explainer
Shows, retrospectives, surveys and permanent collections are not the same thing. Here is how the terms work, in everyday language.
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Hiawatha Music Co-op revives its Master Artists Series in Marquette
A Michigan co-op brought back a teaching-and-performance format with one show and two workshops — a modest restart, and a telling one.
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Cover story mhairi mcfarlane: A reader's guide to the comfort-lit phenomenon of Mhairi McFarlane
Why contemporary women's fiction keeps topping reading lists, traced through one author's steady arc from romantic comedy to something heavier and truer.
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Events in boston this weekend: Free things to do in Boston this weekend, every weekend
A repeatable weekend template — galleries, open studios, library programming and public art — that refreshes weekly without going stale.
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The smart visitor's checklist for exhibitions in New York
Reading listings, timing the visit and keeping the crowds from ruining a blockbuster.
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Art fairs vs galleries — Art fairs vs. museums: where should a new collector start?
The fair floor, the gallery back room and the museum shop each teach a new collector something different — and the order matters more than the destination.
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Group Show Guide — How to Read a Group Show: Making Sense of Themed Exhibitions
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.