By BIG RED Thursday May 26th, 2007 Candid snaps from a Big RED night on-the-town at Art Interactive for the launch party of “The New American Dictionary: Interactive Security/Fear Edition” a new book by The Institute for Infinitely Small Things. The New American Dictionary: Interactive Security/Fear Edition Art Interactive

By BIG RED April 21, 2007 Candid snaps from a Big RED day on-the-town at Judi Rotenberg Gallery for the opening of “Brian Knep: Aging, Works in Progress from the Harvard Medical School” and “Carmin Karasic: Handheld Histories as Hyper-Monuments” Judi Rotenberg Gallery

By BIG RED Thursday, May 3rd, 2007 Candid snaps from a Big RED night on-the-town at Judi Rotenberg Gallery for the opening of Brian Burkhardt’s “New Crop.” Judi Rotenberg Gallery

By BIG RED Saturday, April 28th, 2007 Candid snaps from a Big RED night on-the-town at Barbara Krakow Gallery for the opening of “Jenny Holzer: Archive”. Barbara Krakow Gallery Photographs by Ben Sloat.

By BIG RED NEWS EDITOR Raphaela Platow is leaving her post at the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University. Platow is moving stakes from Massachusetts to Ohio, taking a position as director for the Contemporary Art Center in Cincinnati. CAC’s decision to select Platow followed an 8-month international search, finding her be the ideal candidate based on her ability to “engage the community” and her “large worldview and extensive contacts”, say board members as reported by the Enquirer. This new venue adds another line to Platow’s lengthy resume, which includes The Center…

By BIG RED NEWS EDITOR Each spring there are many college professors who retire in Boston and Cambridge, but few have had such a high profile in the arts for such a long period of time as Charles Giuliano. It is with mixed feelings that we report that Charles will be retiring from The New England School of Art And Design at Suffolk University. Why mixed feelings? Well, Charles will no longer be in charge of the gallery at NESAD, which has shown a wide variety of great shows under his directorship,…

By BIG RED NEWS EDITOR Lose it under one state administration, get it back under another, lose it again, get it back, and get more. Massachusetts Advocates for the Arts, Sciences & Humanities have again lobbied triumphantly for the arts and cultural facilities across the state. The house voted to boost the budget Massachusetts Cultural Council’s budget for next year, more than the Governor’s recent ante, despite shortfalls in the state’s budget overall. The approved funding moves onto the state Senate for a vote this May. From Dan Hunter, Executive for Executive…