Contributors
Ben Street is an art historian, lecturer, museum educator, curator and writer. He lectures on art old and new for the National Gallery, Tate Modern, Christie's Education and the Saatchi Gallery, among other places, and runs his own courses in contemporary art in London. Ben is a freelance art writer and the co-director of the independent art fair Sluice.1 Articles
Susanna Bolle is the director of the Non-Event concert series and the host of Rare Frequency on WZBC Newton.1 Articles
Caroline Bagenal is a sculptor and writer. She was born in Scotland and currently teaches Art History at Montserrat College of Art, Beverly, MA. carolinebagenal.com1 Articles
A.C. Frabetti first entered the fine arts during a ten-year sojourn in Italy. He has directed art galleries, founded a journal of art criticism, taught courses in art appreciation and (more recently) earned a doctorate in the Humanities. He was raised in the Boston area.1 Articles
Nick Kaufmann is a freelance writer and consultant based in Portland, Maine. His areas of interest include cities, technology, music, and sociology. He can be reached on Twitter at @nickkauf.1 Articles
Caroline Boschetto is a senior at Northeastern University majoring in International Affairs and minoring in Journalism and Global Social Enterprise. She has edited for the Huntington News and the Global Journal, and written for the Social Enterprise Review and WOOF magazine on her campus. She also wrote for the ex-pat publication Atitlan Living while living in Guatemala for 6 months. Caroline has traveled to and worked or studied in more than 25 countries and hopes use her writing and research experience to build a career in international social empowerment work. Her hobbies include writing poetry, playing the ukulele, gardening, and yoga.1 Articles
A poet and scholar, Amaranth Borsuk's work focuses on textual materiality—from the surface of the page to the surface of language.1 Articles
Greer Mansfield's writing has appeared in various publications, including Wonkette, Creative Loafing, Bookslut, and Spolia (where he is also an editor). He divides his time.1 Articles
Timothy Bailey was born in raised in the suburbs of Boston. He is a 2002 MFA graduate of the School of the Museum of Fine arts. Tim co founded the Oni Gallery in downtown Boston in 1998 where he was a director until 2003. He has been a guest lecturer at Mass Art, SMFA and MIT. And is working as a visiting lecturer at Bridgewater State College. He has exhibited locally at the Boston Center for the Arts,Tufts University, and Philip Exeter Academy and as far south at Atlanta's Eyedrum gallery. When he's not working on his own art he can be found drumming for "The Fire of Life" (a rock opera) and the local hard rock/ metal band "The Humanoids."1 Articles