Arts & Entertainment
Group to bring acclaimed ‘Bowling Alone’ author Putnam to Rhode Island in April
Some philosophers believe that creating art requires intention and nonhuman animals, they’ll argue, simply don’t have the right kind of intentions for art-making
As Providence transforms, artists like Michael Townsend push back—turning a mall into home and raising the question: where can artists truly live and thrive?
‘People want to see the real me and know what I’m doing when I’m recording’
ART inc. goes on a tour of Providence to see Brutalist buildings still standing, and those that have been demolished
The Bent Knee lead singer shares the power of her voice
Nashville country artists will be coming to the United Theatre and The Knick starting this fall
Veterans, including Army Scout Ty Smith, bring real-life experiences to the stage, sparking conversations about the lasting impact of war on both soldiers and the community
It’s one of America’s largest works of Brutalism, and parts of it are crumbling