Teddy Schoneman

O’Keeffe and Moore exhibit offers multiple perspectives in a myopic world

The current exhibit spotlighting Georgia O’Keeffe and Henry Moore at the Museum of Fine Arts is wonderful in many ways. Among other things, it offers a variety of works by these two artists; it displays models of the artists’ studios, which provide a window into their creative process, and it meditates in a particularly delightful way on how both artists use negative space.

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BSO’s Concert for the City invites Mayor Wu to the stage

By Teddy Schoneman | September 26

The crowd was a bit raucous at this Saturday afternoon’s Concert for the City at Symphony Hall. The many cliches about the transformative power of art from those who introduced the acts and the interjections in the middle of songs veered towards being annoying. But let’s not dwell on these things. They are not particularly important. Much more important is that several hundred members of our city got to share in the experience of a truly lovely afternoon of music.

O’Keeffe and Moore exhibit offers multiple perspectives in a myopic world

BSO’s Concert for the City invites Mayor Wu to the stage

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