Benjamin Hallowell’s charmed life in Boston came to an end on August 26, 1765. . .
A Year of Transitions
Reflecting on Mentorship
“But this year, Beth has gently reminded me that all aspects of my experience, including that of being a woman, can enrich my work as a curator.”
Handle With Care
A Conversation with the Museum's Operations Team
“One of the biggest parts of our jobs is solving problems, because we’re doing things, in many instances, where no one has ever done it before.”
Seeing Green
An Interview with Finis Dunaway
“Beginning early in popular environmentalism there’s a tendency to see environmental problems as universal and that makes it harder to see the inequities that exist, both socially and ecologically between certain communities around the world.”
A Supermarket in California
On Alec Soth and Allen Ginsburg
“Every poet, every artist, lives in the shadows of those practitioners she most admires, those whose works have illuminated the world for her.”