- David Magnanelli
If Shakespeare were enduring the pandemic of 2020, he might pen, "All the world's a screen" — such is the virtual status of most human encounters these days. That's only partially true, though, of this year's South End Art Hop: There will be some in-person options, albeit carefully choreographed for physical distancing.
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At the center of the digital edition of our print guide — inside the September 9, 2020 Seven Days newspaper and embedded below — is the "Official Program" for all things Art Hop.
In addition to laying out the nitty-gritty details, we pay a visit to the studios of Will Clingenpeel, who experiences color like ... a vortex of kittens; and of Erin Bundock, the inaugural artist-in-residence at the Vaults. The three owners of brand-new Satellite Arts Productions explain how they'll be lighting the Art Hop. And don't be sad that no food trucks are allowed this year; a complete list of South End food and drink spots is within.
Masks up, art on!
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