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Issue 12: Some Assembly Required
Featuring over 60 artists, writers, and community organizers including Tania Bruguera, Ulises, Thea Quiray Tagle, Jovonna Jones, and dozens of others.
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Online • Aug 27, 2024
Another SoWa Departure: In Conversation with Abigail Ogilvy on the Closure of Her Boston Gallery
Interview by Jameson Johnson
Online • Aug 27, 2024
In “No Place Like Home,” Three Artists Present Fresh Perspectives on the Streets of Arlington
Review by Jacqueline Houton
Weekly Happenings
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Online • Sep 04, 2024
At the Portland Museum of Art, Jeremy Frey's Baskets Conjure the Past While Presenting a Warning for the Future
In his solo museum retrospective, the Maine-based Passamaquoddy artist ventures out of basketry and into more interdisciplinary realms.
Review by Kat Zagaria Buckley
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Online • Sep 03, 2024
Department of Public Imagination’s Radical Guide to Rest and Relaxation
Review by Alli Armijo
Online • Sep 03, 2024
At Piano Craft Gallery, Ryan Horton Finds His Footing with "Ego & Insecurities"
Quick Bit by Alisa Prince
Online • Aug 27, 2024
Another SoWa Departure: In Conversation with Abigail Ogilvy on the Closure of Her Boston Gallery
Interview by Jameson Johnson
Summer Art Guides
Online • Jun 18, 2024
What to See at New England Galleries this Summer
From summer pop-ups to gallery mainstays, these are the twelve exhibitions our editors are most excited to catch from the Vineyard to the Berkshires and everything in between.
Feature by BAR Editorial
Online • Jun 11, 2024
Fourteen Must-See Museum Exhibitions to Check Out in New England This Summer
From the MFA to Ogunquit, these are the museum shows our editors are most excited about this summer.
Feature by BAR Editorial
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