We may have lost hip underground hot spots like Oni Gallery and The Berwick, but the Boston art scene, much like hope, springs eternal. New experimental spaces that expand the boundaries of kick-ass continue to pop up citywide, featuring cutting-edge artists and innovative ways to present them…

Now that spring is here you no longer have an acceptable excuse for avoiding art. Barring any insane April snowstorm action, we expect you to hurry out to some of these upcoming shows that we assure you will be worth your precious time…

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You might meet photographer Jonathan Stark out on the street one day. If you look like the sort he’s interested in, he could very well ask if you want to be photographed in private…

Ivan Fernandez-Gonzalez is a Spanish-born painter, illustrator, and muralist with no regard whatsoever for his own privacy…

Boston’s first annual Flash Forward Festival comes to the Fairmont Battery Wharf this weekend, exploring photographic art and industry with sweeping harbor views  to top it off…

What would it take to get you to hammer a nail through your own foot? A million dollars? International fame? A date with Kiera Knightley? Todd Pavlisko did it solely for the sake of art, for his exhibit at NYC’s Art Volta last year…

Even if you haven’t heard the name Arthur Ganson, you’ve likely seen his witty kinetic sculptures: a machine that oils itself in a way that almost seems naughty, a chair that flies apart and comes back together in seconds, a tiny wishbone doomed to carry a huge wheeled monster machine behind it, and

Record collectors and modern artists have a lot in common—both are obsessive, a little kooky and object fetishists to the nth degree. This is what makes LPs, and everything that comes with them, so ripe for artistic tinkering.