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Cate McQuaid

Cate McQuaid

Art Critic at The Boston Globe

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Baylee Schmitt crocheted the childhood bedroom she shared with her twin

Being an artist "is a point of individuality," says Schmitt, whose installation is at LaiSun Keane.
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Mike Geiger lights up ‘Winteractive’ at New England Aquarium

"I definitely see them as characters," the artist says of his two nature-themed sculptures. "I feel like I know their personalities."
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‘We were riffing on this idea of how to make music for stars’

With "Star Scores," Kristi Sword and Roberto Carlos Lange celebrate the celestial at the Institute of Contemporary Art.
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Clay is a language for South Korean ceramic artist Kyungmin Park

When she first came to the US, "I survived because I have another way of speaking," she said.
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Dancer Ananth Udupa’s ‘Upanayana Project’ examines an ancient Hindu...

When he’s not dancing, Udupa is pursuing a master’s degree in city planning at MIT.
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‘The violin reflects the maker. It’s like handwriting,’ says Roman ...

Originally from Poland, the North Bennet Street School department head of violin making and repair is an expert in the instrument’s craft and history.
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Fiber art has long been ‘treated as a little sister’ to fine art. T...

Gather 2025 is a monthlong symposium dedicated to highlighting the work of everyday stitchers, weavers, felters, braiders, and more.
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In their participatory performance, these artists invite small audi...

Artists Sue Murad and Deb Todd Wheeler are creating "felt experiences" in historic houses, using sounds and projected images to invoke the people who once occupied them.
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‘I remember, I reclaim, I restore, I reimagine’

Fiber artist L’Merchie Frazier recovers lost Black histories and stitches community together.
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Artists turn the tables on health care cuts: ‘Where Does It Hurt?’ ...

In traveling project, Mary Lacy and Hugo Hernandez make portraits seeking to capture silent struggles of healthcare workers
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A colonial ship made of invasive reeds is burned at City Hall, as a...

Artist Adela Goldbard's fiery performance was part of the Boston Public Art Triennial