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Art Throb
http://www.nsartthrob.com
A magazine highlighting art and its impact on our every day lives. Art is where you find it.
- Added on: Sep 9th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Dinah Cardin
- Listed in: Arts Mixed Media
- Tags: art music painting Photography theatre boston
Recent Posts
Savory and sweet — North Shore cookies made for the adult palate
Coco Locos are ready for the oven at the cookie factory in Essex. Photos by Dinah Cardin. Every so often a product enters our lives that profoundly affects the way we live in the world. Think: the i-pod, printing press, birth control. Now, I prop...
A little about us
Artwork by Mike Albano ART THROB is an independent publication on Boston’s North Shore and a collaboration of many talented contributors. We aim to chronicle the importance of art in our every day lives. We have a constant re-occurring theme th...
Featured Must’s: December 18-23
We’re trying something a little different this week. Instead of a complete listing, we’re highlighting a few special events happening at some of our favorite spots on the North Shore. If you’re interested in sharing your event, ple...
Documentary offers insight into autism, parenting and Mongolia
courtesy image As CinemaSalem gears up for Salem Film Fest 2010, we’re instituting an embargo on documentary films in the screening room starting the first of the year. Which means that The Horse Boy, opening today, will the last documentary...
Art attack — City hired graffiti artist corrects an act of vandalism
Max Hill in front of his masterpiece. Photo by Kristin D'Agostino Is graffiti art or vandalism? Max Hill, an 18-year-old who was convicted of graffiti vandalism in Salem, knows firsthand the difference between the two. Last summer, the c...
The heart is a lonely cupcake
Poster for Richard Flynn's current show at In A Pig's Eye in Salem. When Richard Flynn paints — and he paints faster than he writes — you’ll find his titles as fascinating as his images. In fact, one piece is titled, “...
