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Viewing art as “the creative genius of humanity”
Many cities find urban art can be transformative
State should think boldly -- and creatively -- in planning reuse of convention center
Firms need to broaden their support beyond large institutions
Four first-place honors across a range of coverage areas among the winning entries
Special town meeting that approved razing historic hotel not properly noticed
Projects across state taking up the challenge
Philanthropists buy $11.5 million building on Freedom Trail
Demolition planned for Petersham's Nichewaug Inn
Encore concert controversy not going away
Number is one less than gaming law restriction
Interactive Disney-like museum teaches about Webster mill magnate
Groups struggled with racism, loss of community
Historical society seeks to promote city’s abolitionist history
Database of 50,000 entries would let residents connect with city’s rich past
Local artists seek to convert empty state building into arts center
Come enjoy ‘Stigma-Free at Boston Symphony Hall’
Baker calls performance ‘very, very special’
Catholic politician helped restoration of abandoned synagogue
Essays on topics from health care to history challenged our thinking on a range of issues
Arts funding steers $88 million to local projects pushed by lawmakers
It can be a day of reflection, sharing, and generosity
It's dangerous to view the 'other side' in monolithic fashion
1781 case challenged slavery under the state constitution
Massachusetts can lead in ensuring filmmaking safety
Descendants of photographer urge ruling against university
Lafayette correspondence disappeared from state archives by 1950s
Cultural activities deserve their share of federal ARPA funding
Lynnstallation prioritizes public input, artistic support
Put it in Museum of African American History
