Cambridge writer and photographer Anita Harris was wowed by the new exhibit of arty science images at MOT’s Koch Institute. The display, at 500 Main Street, is free to the public. It’s on until March, 2018.
Cambridge writer Anita Harris much enjoyed the performance Keytar Bear, a musician, on the Kendall Square MBTA platform. She shares a brief video, here. (Well, her train arrived).
The current show at Lacoste Gallery features the work of Don Reitz. “One of the great geniuses of contemporary ceramics. Devoted to clay, color and expression throughout his career.” EXTENDED THROUGH APRIL 8, 2017
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A visit to the Tang Museum at Skidmore College leads author Anita M. Harris to contemplate pattern and disruption in art, nature, and our lives.
After seeing the shocking documentary “An Open Secret,” Boston critic Sheila Green urges Hollywood, news outlets, theaters and the public to take up the issue of child sexual abuse in the American film industry.
At the Fogg Museum’s “Corita Kent and the Language of Pop,” author Anita Harris wondered how she could have missed Kent’s amazing presence in the Pop Art scene. She soon found out.
Interview with Ithaca Diaries author Anita M. Harris to air on NPR’s Here and Now on Monday,
