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SPACE auction may also serve as a swan song

Farewell, Polaroid
Polaroid announced in February that it will discontinue manufacturing the film in 2008.
By DEIRDRE FULTON | May 07, 2008

Sizing things up

Monumental Prints and Small Ponds at the Davis Museum, ‘Art and Math’ at Axiom, Glass Sea Creatures at Harvard, and New Rationalists at Proof
Back in the day — and by that I mean the 15th century — printing on paper was in its infancy in Europe, since the process of papermaking had just made its way there from China.
By RANDI HOPKINS | March 10, 2008

Kiss him deadly

Richard Kelly on The Box , the Jag, and the critics at Cannes
Bostonians flummoxed by the great whatsits of Richard Kelly’s vaguely Spillanean Southland Tales stand an outside chance of querying the puzzler himself.
By ROB NELSON | November 14, 2007

Easy Women

Almodóvar on the verge of a brilliant movie
To rev up art-house habitués for the US release of Pedro Almodóvar’s latest, Volver , Sony Pictures Classics has packaged an eight-film retrospective of the Spanish director’s work.
By CHRIS FUJIWARA | August 31, 2006

Phones remix

Is that a bigger Verizon in your pocket or are you happy to see me?
Cell phone manufacturers are slowly coming around to the notion that a little bulk isn’t bad, especially if it means there’s fewer things in your pockets.
By MICHAEL JOHNSON | June 05, 2006

Perception quartet

“Four Indias” at the Newport Art Museum
By now we understand that photography does not hold a mirror up to life, that it is thoroughly subjective.
By BILL RODRIGUEZ | May 10, 2006

Go, gadget, go!

The most exciting personal devices of 2006 are wireless, tiny, and occasionally even useful
We’re inching ever closer to the technological utopia so keenly envisioned on The Jetsons .
By MITCH KRPATA | May 01, 2006

One woman, eight cameras

Testing the new crop of digital-picture takers
Like a writer who keeps a notebook in her back pocket in case inspiration strikes, I carry a camera with me for times when the setting, lighting, or situation catches my eye.
By MELISSA OSTROW | May 01, 2006