In 1965, Japanese photographer Kawada Kikuji (b. 1933) published Chizu, a photobook that defies clear narratives or explanations. This exhibition explores the full scope of Chizu through the MFA’s extensive archive of images, negatives, notes, contact sheets, and an original copy of the book.
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Artists Abroad: East Asia Through The Senses exhibition at Student Life Gallery, curated by Dennis Theoharidis and Logan Phesay, includes a reception on Oct 13.
Draw your Halloween costume on the big sheet in the 14th‑floor hallway.
Costume swap drop off at Grove Hall, Dorchester—bring clean used Halloween costumes, hats, masks, wings, capes, and browse items without donating, all ages.
Cabaret trio John Abernathy, Brian De Lorenzo, and Robert Saoud perform at Club Café’s Napoleon Room while guests enjoy a la carte brunch dishes and classic cocktails.
Online cooking class teaches making two onigirazu rice sandwiches and seasoned kabocha squash, celebrating Onigiri Action Month, for all ages.
Discussion on contemporary Japanese printmakers and close-up view of prints at Allison Tolman's booth, Affordable Art Fair Boston, SoWa Power Station Booth C-2.
Keio Academy of New York presents its educational philosophy, student life, curriculum, post‑graduation pathways, and admissions process, followed by a Q&A session.
Hoshino Satoru presents an examination of his early black, controlled ceramics evolving into large, energetic installations reflecting his communion with earth and nature.
