Mark Feeney is a journalist for the Boston Globe, specializing in technology. With a focus on local news in Massachusetts, particularly in Boston, Mark covers a wide range of topics including art exhibitions, cultural events, historical photography, and documentaries. His articles provide insights into the local art scene and explore the intersection of technology and culture.
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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
A quick A to Z guide (well, technically, A to W) to Bay State museums dedicated to their own hometown.
By: Mark Feeney
Originally from Dublin, Michael John Gorman brings new energy to the museum's new building in Kendall Square
Even though it’s just an average Friday and Saturday in October, look at all the new stuff available for viewing.
By: Mark Feeney
The actress, who died Tuesday at 79, communicated a consistent sense of fun and being game for pretty much anything — yet that sense was shot through with wariness.
By: Mark Feeney
The show is divided into three parts: the Promise of Democracy, the Practice of Democracy, and the Preservation of Democracy.
With "Like Water for Chocolate" and "The Day of the Jackal," TV networks show a penchant for books that are already movies.
The former Patriots tight end has been performing opposite an acting great.
By: Mark Feeney
Roy Haynes, a virtuoso of jazz percussion, who left Roxbury at age 20 and went on to accompany the legendary likes of Charlie Parker, Lester
By: Mark Feeney
WINCHESTER — Collectors who collect randomly aren't really collectors. They're acquirers.
The photographer’s playful yet disquieting images are on display at BU.
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