Concord Museum asks "What Makes History?"
Among the items in "What Makes History?" are unfinished pencils, clocks, chairs, and a squirreled-away recipe for ginger snaps.
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Among the items in "What Makes History?" are unfinished pencils, clocks, chairs, and a squirreled-away recipe for ginger snaps.
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The conceptual artist is bringing her explorations of violence, race and gender to the campus in several exhibitions.
The Boston-based artist’s new show at Bentley University’s RSM Art Gallery lays out a range of his work.
Laura Evans’s works in "Through My Fingers" feel like relics of the unspoken, while Wen-hao Tien’s "I Love Your Grammatical Errors" probes the pliancy of lines and pictures.