Kris Wilton

Never Stand Still, Ron Honsa’s documentary about Jacob’s Pillow, on view at the MFA July 5–11, works well as a dance film largely because it focuses not solely on dance but also on the stories behind the place and the people who’ve made it what it is.

Every weekend at Jacob's Pillow highlights a renowned dance company — it’s almost impossible to have a bad experience. Get the highlights from WGBHArts.

This tidy little show of just 23 objects and two videos does a great job of demystifying Jasper Johns, printmaking techniques, and the extensive, but often imperceptible thought behind his very complex, very viewable works.

Lost Bohemia shows how for decades Carnegie Hall housed more than 150 similarly obsessive creative spirits in a complex of thoughtfully designed artist studios, serving as an incubator for some of the nation’s most treasured cultural output.

It’s “such an ambitious show for us,” says David Cowan, director of ACME Fine Art, of Provincetown Views, on display through June 23.