We hope that people do all that they can to improve our Earth and spread joy and enjoy life themselves. It seems that South African folk musician Jeremy Hewitt is doing his best to make the world a better place. Last week Hewitt’s musical career hit a peak at South Africa’s largest...

Nearly two weeks back, I wrote a small descriptive blurb for the Facebook page for a new artistic project that exists under the name Dizolver Studios. The blurb reads as follows: Dizolver Studios offers professional grade imagery to all those in need. Vibrant and original works from the...

The annual Beacon Hill Art Walk livened up the grey city of Boston this past Saturday. The event brought local artists and musicians to the steep streets of Beacon Hill. As a whole, it was a tunneled collage of local talent with creators standing by their creations, offering an intimate...

When I first saw a trailer for the film The Invention of Lying I was disappointed by such an enticing title and the general premise being the skeletal structure for an unoriginal and boring romantic comedy. There is so much creatively that could be done with the idea of having only one man in...

There is a strange feeling that permeates through the new Alex Katz Prints exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, one that is similar to being in a room where everybody speaks a different language than you. In this case the dissociation derives from visual, rather than auditory,...

  In recent years street art has gained in popularity and recognition throughout the world. The famous political campaigns of Shepard Fairey and prolific installations of Banksy are major examples of this public medium’s wide influence. The greatest challenge preventing street art...

“We wanted to find a landscape completely alien to most viewers. We tried to take the audience somewhere they’ve never been before.” Benjamin Askinas, a film student at Emerson College, helped make this shared vision a reality. Askinas, his co-director John Curtis and director of...