Tread slowly and with purpose and you're bound to find what you're looking for. Arts and Crafts Vendors The Downtown Boston BID’s 2012 Open Markets, to be hosted in Downtown Crossing each Wednesday and Friday from May 2 through October 26, are still accepting applications. The deadline has been extended. Learn more. Screenwriters Entries are now being accepted for the … [Read more...]
Archives for April 2012
Studio Views: Julie Akeret
Interesting things can happen when you leave home. Julie Akeret (Film & Video Finalist '11) has made documentary films for over 25 years, but to tell the story she wants to tell next, she's exploring new ground: narrative film. She's running a fundraising campaign on USA Projects to complete the short, fictional film The Haircut. Here, she offers a peek into the work … [Read more...]
Pagan Kennedy and a Career in “Not Fiction”
If you want to publish your first book and launch a career as a nonfiction writer, then Pagan Kennedy (Fiction/Creative Nonfiction Fellow '10) may have a few ideas for you. A widely published writer, Pagan is getting ready to teach a year-long, "MFA-level" course at the Grub Street writers' service organization called the Nonfiction Career Lab (applications accepted until by … [Read more...]
Navigating Artist Opportunities
What? No bikes? Upside down trains. What a future! Artists and Craft Vendors Applications for venders for the FossFest stage of Carnaval@SomerStreets in Somerville on Sunday June 3rd from 12pm-4pm, are now being accepted. The vendor fee is $20 for a 10' x 10' display area, table and chairs. Learn more. Deadline: Applications accepted until all spots have been … [Read more...]
Studio Views: Constance Jacobson
Thank goodness Constance Jacobson is fascinated by the super freaky, super colossal world of microbes. Let's see how Constance's scientific interest in the world of micro-organisms influences the creation of her spectacular monster drawings and prints. Just remember, if you enjoy living, microbes are your friends! The idea for this series originated when I saw a … [Read more...]