The ARTery

Does listening to loud rock music actually impact your ears and hearing in the long term? Music writer @jimsullivanink explores how the genre he loves may have contributed to hearing loss.https://www.wbur.org/artery/2019/03/08/loud-rock-music-hearing-loss …

"This moment is an opportunity for our culture to grow beyond canceling people to a more nuanced and thoughtful approach to problem people," writes @susanjane19http://wbur.fm/2C78hvY 

Millennials of color are making impacts in the arts and culture landscape of Boston, committed to rigor but untethered by tradition. "The ARTery 25" will highlight 25 of these millennials will help shape the city's creative path forward.https://www.wbur.org/artery/2019/03/01/artery-25-millenials-of-color-boston …

Built in 1953, the Dome at Woods Hole marks one of Buckminster Fuller's earliest attempts at what would would become his greatest architectural invention: the geodesic domehttps://wbur.fm/2UqHKRh 

“An Inspector Calls” is still as relevant now as it was when it was written in 1945. Produced by @ArtsEmerson , it runs March 14 to 24 at the Emerson Cutler Majestic Theatre.https://www.wbur.org/artery/2019/03/08/an-inspector-calls-arts-emerson …

There's so much to do this weekend, from "Full on Forsythe" at @BostonBallet to Kapwani Kiwanga’s "Safe Passages" at @mitlistarts .https://www.wbur.org/artery/2019/03/07/weekend-women-photobook-forsythe-once …

The @peabodyessex became the museum we know today under the leadership of now retiring Dan Monroe. Yesterday, the museum announced Brian Kennedy would take up the reins:https://wbur.fm/2UqNVoC 

"There's a cliché that I, like many rock fans, have often trotted out: If it's too loud, you're too old. It used to be the rock fan’s version of a red badge of courage," writes @jimsullivanink. "Maybe it’s not so funny anymore."https://wbur.fm/2UoUUyg 

"Increasingly, Palmer’s life is her greatest performance. In being Amanda Palmer, she exhibits real creativity and skill," writes critic @shmabelia. "Music seems like an afterthought."https://wbur.fm/2UmIA1G 

It only took 11 years and 21 movies but the folks at Marvel Studios have finally gotten around to letting a female superhero headline one of their franchise installments, writes critic @SeanMBurns: https://wbur.fm/2C7qU2G  #CaptainMarvel

#Mapplethorpe dutifully runs down a list of memorable moments from the photographer's life in tediously linear, Wikipedia-entry fashion, writes critic @seanmburns:https://wbur.fm/2SR4Tea 

"This moment is an opportunity for our culture to grow beyond canceling people to a more nuanced and thoughtful approach to problem people," writes @susanjane19:http://wbur.fm/2C78hvY 

Built in 1953, the Dome at Woods Hole marks one of Buckminster Fuller's earliest attempts at what would would become his greatest architectural invention: the geodesic domehttps://wbur.fm/2UqHKRh 

The @peabodyessex in Salem has hired Brian Kennedy as its new director and CEO. He succeeds longtime director Dan Monroe:https://wbur.fm/2UqNVoC 

Here's what's on tap for the #weekend: 'Kapwani Kiwanga: Safe Passage' at @mitlistarts @BostonBallet's "Full on Forsythe" "Photobooks by Women" at @mfaboston @TheHastyPudding's "France France Revolution" @SpeakEasyStage's "Once"https://wbur.fm/2SP0CIn 

"I'm thinking about the art form, and I love it so much I want it to survive in some capacity, and I think all this is an interesting survival mode," says choreographer William Forsythe. His new piece premieres tonight with the @BostonBallet:https://wbur.fm/2C71Jh2 

The weekend's just ... about ... here. Start planning:https://wbur.fm/2SP0CIn 

Biopics can often be sorta terrible. #Mapplethorpe, the new film on the iconoclastic photographer, definitely is, says critic @SeanMBurns:https://wbur.fm/2SR4Tea