Boston Public Library
250 Years of Art & Activism in Boston
Revolution! 250 Years of Art & Activism in Boston | Boston Public Library
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Two hundred and fifty years after the Revolutionary War, Boston Public Library dove into their collections and featured over 100 prints, photographs, paintings, sculpture, and documentary materials to shed light on both familiar and lesser-known stories about America’s ongoing struggle for freedom, civil rights, and belonging for all.
ROOTS & RESILIENCE
Armenians of Watertown & Beyond
Roots & Resilience : Armenians of Watertown & Beyond | Project Save Photograph Archive
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With photographs dating back to the 19th century, this exhibit explores the rich history & enduring contributions of the Armenian community in Watertown, highlighting the vibrant & dynamic local story but also the wider Armenian diaspora, from New England to far-reaching corners of the world.
Living in Music : Serge Koussevitzky and the Boston Symphony Orchestra
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In collaboration with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Boston Public Library celebrated conductor, Serge Koussevitzky and his role in elevating the BSO to prominence, championing music education, and commissioning innovative works that significantly shaped 20th-century symphonic music.
