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Latest Articles

At home with the Dresden Doll's solo joint
So it’s the eve of the release of local sensation and Dresden Dolls vocalist/pianist Amanda Palmer’s solo debut album, and I’m sitting in her bric-a-brac-filled South End apartment drinking herbal tea.
By DANIEL BROCKMAN | September 25, 2008

Monday, we're in love

The Cure, Agannis Arena, May 12, 2008
Witnessing the Cure was like an inexplicably uplifting trip through a never-ending black hole.
By DANIEL BROCKMAN | May 19, 2008

New moon

Everybody stop saying the Milky Way is closing
They blew down our Deli Haus, plucked our Lily’s, changed our Channel, exterminated our Rat, death-rayed our Man Ray, and (uh . . . ) union-busted our Local 186.
By MICHAEL BRODEUR | May 13, 2008

Worth seeing

Heroes, fakes, abstracts, and figures
Three exhibitions will catch your attention at the RISD Museum.
By BILL RODRIGUEZ | September 19, 2007

Sound and silence

Old and new images meet at the RISD Museum
The RISD exhibit reminds us that filmmakers at the forefront of the medium have been consistently drawn to the novelty of the medium.
By GREG COOK | September 18, 2007

Walk on the mild side

William Wegman at the Addison Gallery
In 1970, William Wegman was making short videos — jumping around in his underwear with purses hanging all over him, that sort of thing.
By GREG COOK | April 09, 2007

State of Nirvana

A conversation with Kurt Cobain, Dave Grohl, and Krist Novoselic
This article originally appeared in the March 11, 1994 issue of the Boston Phoenix.
By KURT ST. THOMAS | March 28, 2007

Very funney

William Wegman at the Addison, Ed Ruscha and Raymond Pettibon at WAM, and John Ruskin & friends at the Fogg
Early William Wegman videos on YouTube are grainy black-and-white mini-musings on watching and being watched.
By RANDI HOPKINS | March 27, 2007

Going deep

One-person shows dominate, Cyberarts proliferate, and a few artists collaborate
A gaggle of big solo shows share the art waves with that powerful influx of computer-reliant art known as the Boston Cyberarts Festival this season.
By RANDI HOPKINS | March 13, 2007

Boston music news: March 9, 2007

Notes on the new destination for those mourning the loss of Man Ray
Everyone hates to see a sad, homeless goth kid. But that’s what it must have looked like in Central Square in July 2005 when Man Ray closed its doors.
By JIM SULLIVAN | March 05, 2007

3 DJs, 3 nights, 3 questions

Justice, Volvox, and Deano speak; Deeperlove shines
The more we dig here at Circuits, the more dance nights, DJs, and genres we find. This week we have three different styles, three different DJs, and three questions. DJ Justice, "Vibe Control" (mp3)
By DAVID DAY | January 09, 2007

808 epilogue

Talking about the defunct club night with a robot named Bleep
September 28 marked the end of an era in Boston nightlife, but also perhaps a beginning.
By DAVID DAY | October 26, 2006

Pillow talk

Nacho Duato, Ballets Russes , Suzanne Farrell, Emanuel Gat
There were baby ballerinas on screen and on stage for the first full weekend of Jacob’s Pillow 2006.
By JEFFREY GANTZ | July 11, 2006

Exhibition expedition

A road trip to sample great art is worth the gas money
Here are 10 exhibits across New England that will keep you happily inside all summer. Summer Guide 2006: Cheap thrills from Bar Harbor to New Haven.
By GREG COOK | June 14, 2006

In search of modern art

‘Degas to Picasso’ at the MFA; ‘Fra Angelico’ at the Met
Despite offering many pieces that haven’t been seen in decades, the Museum of Fine Arts’ current “Degas to Picasso” is no blockbuster, and it doesn’t pretend to be.
By JEFFREY GANTZ | January 28, 2006

Cannibals and castaways

Dana Schutz and Oliver Herring at the Rose, ‘Modern Masters’ at the MFA
Dana Schutz flirts with the ugly, considers our condition, pictures the unimaginable, and uncovers what some might prefer left under a rock.
By RANDI HOPKINS | January 14, 2006

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