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Malcolm Gay

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Journalist at The Boston Globe

Journalist, @BostonGlobe. Wrote The Brain Electric: https://t.co/pV1XBVjByE. DM for signal.

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  • See historic bronzes displayed in MFA’s prized - and now doomed -Benin Kingdom Gallery - The Boston Globe

    8 hours ago | bostonglobe.com | Malcolm Gay

    There is not much time left to view the masterful and historic bronze figures in the Museum of Fine Arts’ Benin Kingdom Gallery. The museum said this week the gallery will close April 28 after a years-long effort to transfer ownership to their land of origin ended with the sculptures’ donor taking the extraordinary step of asking they be returned to him. Robert Owen Lehman, an award-winning filmmaker and banking heir, had pledged the 30-odd figures to the museum in 2012.

  • In an extraordinary move, MFA to return prized African art to wealthy donor and close gallery - The Boston Globe

    2 days ago | bostonglobe.com | Malcolm Gay

    For more than a decade, a collection of masterful works from the West African Kingdom of Benin have held pride of place at the Museum of Fine Arts, presiding over a dedicated gallery just off the museum’s central rotunda.

  • Inaugural Henry Awards for documentary film awarded by Harvard’s Shorenstein Center - The Boston Globe

    1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Malcolm Gay

    “While We Watched,” director Vinay Shukla’s film about a television journalist’s battle against misinformation, has been awarded top honors in the inaugural Henry Awards for Public Interest Documentary through the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard University. The new awards are meant to honor excellent documentary filmmaking that investigates critical social issues of our time.

  • Museum of Fine Arts picks Pierre Terjanian as it's new director

    2 weeks ago | bostonglobe.com | Malcolm Gay

    Pierre Terjanian, a longtime curator who worked with some of the country’s most renowned museum collections before becoming chief of curatorial affairs and conservation at the Museum of Fine Arts, was named Thursday to be the Boston museum’s next Ann and Graham Gund Director and CEO. Terjanian’s selection caps a seven-month international search to replace Matthew Teitelbaum, who announced his retirement in June.

  • GrubStreet founder and executive director Eve Bridburg steps down

    2 weeks ago | bostonglobe.com | Malcolm Gay

    Eve Bridburg, founder and longtime executive director of the creative writing center GrubStreet, announced Wednesday that she will step down from the organization at the end of the year. Bridburg, who’s been with GrubStreet for nearly 30 years, will continue to advise the organization. The nonprofit writing center’s board will launch a national search to identify a new leader.

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Malcolm Gay
Malcolm Gay @malcolmgay
1 Mar 24

RT @BostonGlobe: Composer Matthew Aucoin is bringing his slimmed-down ‘Eurydice’ opera to Boston https://t.co/EevtizG2tf

Malcolm Gay
Malcolm Gay @malcolmgay
8 Feb 24

RT @BostonGlobeArts: Museum of Fine Arts agrees to return sacred relics to Korea. https://t.co/wrRHXwk5hG

Malcolm Gay
Malcolm Gay @malcolmgay
1 Feb 24

Decision comes as museums across the country are pulling objects to comply with updated NAGPRA regs.

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The Museum of Fine Arts will remove eight Native American objects to comply with updated NAGPRA regulations. https://t.co/tDZQ7R4hIg