With all that in mind, the Globe reached out to Bostonians across the hip-hop community to ask about their inspirations. Which artist, scene, or album made them want to create hip-hop art? Here’s what they told us (some answers have been edited for length and clarity). Get The Big To-Do Your guide to staying entertained,

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photo by: Emma Delk Local middle schoolers gathered with their art teachers at Main Street Bank to celebrate their artistic talents alongside collecting a $50 gift card and a mini billboard displaying their work. Back row from left, Warwood Middle School teacher Heather Earnest, Bridge Street Middle School teacher Sarah Jones,

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Two of the city’s most popular holiday-themed art shows, offering works by local artists, are now open. Objets d’Art will be running Nov. 17-19 at Liggett Studio, 314 S. Kenosha Ave. Gallery owner Steve Liggett began hosting this show and sale in 1980, offering works by local artists that would make for artful gifts, and

Like their counterparts around the world, hundreds of Australian artists, musicians, writers and cultural workers across all disciplines have been speaking out against Israel’s war crimes in Gaza and the Labor government’s unwavering support for the Zionist regime. Genesis Owusu On Wednesday night, popular Australian-Ghanian rapper and musician Genesis Owusu called for support for Palestinians

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Isaiah (“Zay”) Williams, Ciara Holten, and Shauniece Williams are all Rock Island 20-somethings, passionate about art. They are among a quartet of young artists who will show their paintings in a “Yo, That’s Dope” art show, on Saturday, Nov. 18, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., at Kru Salon, 1727 2nd Ave., Rock Island. Organized

Phyllis Carter has gotten so attached to the many glass art pieces she’s created, that the Washougal artist said she’s now having trouble finding room to store all of them. But no matter how much she might love a certain piece, Carter said she won’t create any duplicates. “I don’t like to make two of

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