Mark Feeney is an arts writer at The Boston Globe. He covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including analog and digital photography, fine art, and the film industry, as well as urban design and apparel design. Mark's work has been featured in BMJ, NewsBreak, and The Boston Globe.
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Mark Feeney's articles predominantly revolve around photography, art exhibitions, and film festivals with a local focus on Boston and Massachusetts. If you are involved in the photography or art world within this region, providing insights into upcoming events, new exhibitions, or unique perspectives on the local arts scene could be valuable for his coverage.
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By: Mark Feeney
Mesmerizing images of the former John Hancock Tower by one artist and angled shots that obscure location by another are at Panopticon Gallery. A third photographer presents glorious brick facades of Haverhill's show district, at Paul Dietrich Gallery.
By: Mark Feeney
In our weekly series, One Special Thing, the Globe arts staff highlights something timeless — movies, books, TV shows, albums, paintings, plays, symphonies, dishes — that we return to in good times and bad.
In four shows, images of family, a tiny community in Arkansas, Black cowboys, and members of a motorcycle club present a special intimacy. A fifth is a video dreamscape of memories.
The new John Cena movie was a hit for Apple TV over the weekend, but has little to say about the fascinating history of the vintage toy cars
FRAMINGHAM — One of the wonders of photography is that it has a threefold capacity to render reality. It depicts the external world, the one outside the lens.
By: Mark Feeney
Museums Get lost in the rest of our museum package. Click to see more stories in the series.
By: Mark Feeney
The conceptual artist talks about his new show at the Concord Museum, how the New Bedford Whaling Museum helped form him, and why he prefers not to use eBay
The ancient city of Antioch is the subject of a new show at the Davis Museum Museums Get lost in the rest of our museum package.
In our weekly series, One Special Thing, the Globe arts staff highlights something timeless — movies, books, TV shows, albums, paintings, plays, symphonies, dishes — that we return to in good times and bad.
‘Common Ground: Photography, Place and Community' at the Somerville Museum looks at its hometown and well beyond
