“Once I realized the genealogy behind it, it felt more personal and … put more fire in my belly.”
Indie poster festival’s headliners are the artists behind countless legendary prints
The family behind Calmer Space sensory booths at pop culture conventions preps for its own growing annual expo
“Cape Cod and the surrounding area has such a wonderfully creative community, the decision to attempt the towel show here felt natural.”
Boston is “such a big part of the identity of the country—so it was an easy choice for Godzilla’s tour of the nation. Plus, it’s
As police and civilian drone usage climbs despite a lack of clear guidelines and changing rules, authorities, advocates, and amateurs struggle to keep a close
Our interview with director Katie Dellamaggiore, whose “Small Town Universe” will play at the festival Although the Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival turns an impressive 50
The author and activist discusses his new book, the struggle over technology, and the “enshittification” of social media
Legislation would create “modern, automated system to seal Criminal Offender Record Information” (CORIs), clearing barriers to housing, employment, and more
Major Boston A.I. Art Exhibit Draws Crowds, Concerns, And Future Collaborators
“Rather than perceiving A.I. as a threat, it can be viewed as a powerful tool that expands creative boundaries.”
