Race, Space, and Place: Getting Hyper-Local for Juneteenth in Boston

Roundup by Abena Osei Duker

We’ve compiled a list of events in the coming days that directly engage with the holiday. Yet this consideration about the importance of place—how we relate to it and its history, how it shapes experience, especially in relationship to power and privilege—can and should be…

Issue 06 • 05/04/2021

Sonya Clark Pulls on the Threads of History

Critical Perspective by Erin Genia, Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate

The winner of the deCordova Museum and Sculpture Park’s 2020 Rappaport Prize, Sonya Clark is a multimedia artist best known for her textile-based works exploring the African American experience and craft-based traditions, as well as challenging symbols of white supremacy.