A few Boston museums opened last week and it felt amazing to be back in the field reporting on the conditions. Because arts spaces are my natural habitat it really felt like a home coming, but most visitors were equally enthused to be back. If you’re comfortable visiting a museum, here’s what you need to…Read More
The Harbor Hotel Collection
During my recent trip to the Finger Lakes (check out the travel guide here), I was hosted by the Harbor Hotel Collection, a group that has waterfront properties in the Finger Lakes and in Maine. The trip wouldn’t have been the same without watching the sunrise over Seneca Lake or dipping my toes into the…Read More
Back in the Field
Last week a lot of museums re-opened and I had a genuine day back in the field reporting on the new museum experiences. It felt amazing to be out and about again and I wore a special outfit to celebrate. Here I tried to blend style and utility, comfortable pants for running around all day…Read More
Sunday Snapshots
From left to right: 1) Currently reading. 2) Strolled past this MIT building last week. 3) Brought some lemonade moonshine home from the Finger Lakes. 4) Found a VHS tape about Russian patriarchs in my Little Free Library. 5) A museum trip. 6) Street art.
Where the Wind Blows
Last week the Rose Kennedy Greenway installed their public art commission “Wind Sculpture (SG) V” by Yinka Shonibare. The 22 foot tall sculpture, which will be on view for a year, features Shonibare’s signature, bright batik-style print and represents themes of colonialism and cross-cultural exchange. Shonibare’s “Wind Sculpture” series grew out of his piece “Nelson’s…Read More
Finger Lakes Travel Guide
Recently I had the good fortune to take a road trip to the Finger Lakes in upstate New York. I won’t lie, I was desperate for a getaway after my busy and fabulous calendar was wiped clean due to COVID-19. But I also wanted to investigate what traveling during the pandemic is like. Many people…Read More