Book Review: Jeff Danielian’s Walking Further
Walking Further picks up where Seasonal Ramblings, Danielian’s first poetry collection, left off. The poems are strong but have a sense of simplicity to them. None of the poems were […]
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The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Carol Burnett Brings Laughter to Providence
I choose my words carefully. As an educator, I recognize their worth with my students, as a mom I know they will be repeated and as a writer I acknowledge […]
Food Truck Profile: Gastros
You might call Gastros a hot dog cart, but all you need to do is take a glance at their well-designed logo to know that it’s so much more. “Gastros” […]
Lunar Notes
Aries: An issue you thought you were done with returns with some heretofore unknown details, papers to sign and/or cash in/out. After the haggling is done get ready for some very […]
Let’s Make This Public
Every American should have access to, and understanding of, the transformative power of the arts. Public art gives us the opportunity for both. When people work together, the possibilities are […]
Persistence Brings Success to Young Filmmaker
The Southeast New England Film, Music and Art Festival wrapped on April 23, 2016. It featured Artwork at the Warwick Museum of Art, Music at the Arctic Playhouse in West […]
90s Love: Todd Oldham Exhibition at RISD Museum
When prepping for the debut of his spring line in 1994, iconic apparel designer Todd Oldham did something a bit unexpected. Searching for inspiration, he set wood chips on fire […]
Locale Profile: Hope Village Kitchen
I remember the day I walked by the corner of Hope Street and Burlington, where the restaurant formerly known as Blaze used to stand, and it was no longer there. […]
IMBIBE: Smokey Negroni
It’s May and in the spirit of warm days to come, we often turn toward agave-based spirits. With the Motif Music Awards in mind, I think something a little more […]