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STOCKBRIDGE â Chesterwood kicks off its summer programming May 30 with the debut of Arts Alive!, a series of one-hour outdoor programs designed to be a resource for the community with low ticket prices and free admission for those under 18.
Chesterwood, the historic home, studio and formal gardens of sculptor Daniel Chester French, celebrates its 53rd season this year. The historic residence remains closed this year for renovations, but the grounds, studio, Barn Gallery collections and gardens are open for guided tours or self-guided visits, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursday through Monday. Guided tours are available at 11 a.m., noon, 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. Timed admissions tickets can be reserved at chesterwood.org/visit.
Must-See Shorts from the 2021 Sundance Film Festival
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After providing coverage on nearly every feature film premiering at Sundance Film Festival this year, today we turn the spotlight on our favorite shorts. With 50 short films accepted from nearly 10,000 submissions, check out our thoughts on a handful of the premiere below, courtesy of Dan Mecca and Shayna Warner.
BJ’s Mobile Gift Shop (Jason Park)
Heartwarming, clever, and well-paced, filmmaker Jason Park builds a fully-realized, hyper-real Chicago in which BJ (Johnnyboy Tellem) is a hustler on the streets with a traveling bag of problem-solving gifts for his many clients around town. He’s strategic in his timing, catching any and every manner of city-dweller at the moment they need a quick snack, a phone charger, a new shirt-and-tie, or something of the sort. Bookended by a precarious skyscraper interview for a “real’ job, Park captures the spirit of his lead nicely. The entire narrative is lifted by a pitch-perf