Issue 14: Half Full is here! It features 119 pages of conversations, features, and reviews as well as a special insert previewing the Boston Public Art Triennial. Subscribe or purchase your copy today!
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Online • May 29, 2025
“Free as they want to be: Artists Committed to Memory” Calls Upon Remembrance as Act of Liberation
Review by Alisa Prince
Online • May 27, 2025
Where Transit Takes Us: All Aboard for Art in New Bedford
Feature by Jacqueline Houton
Issue 14 • May 13, 2025
Julien Creuzet Brings the Sounds of the Atlantic to Brown’s Bell Gallery
Review by Karla Méndez
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Online • May 27, 2025
Where Transit Takes Us: All Aboard for Art in New Bedford
With the Commuter Rail extension complete, six artists and cultural leaders, including Lindsay Miś, Meclina Gomes, Hendrick Hernandez-Resto, Andy Anello, Elizabeth King Stanton, and Hadis Tourikarami, share their recommendations for a visit to the South Coast’s largest city this summer.
Feature by Jacqueline Houton
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Online • May 22, 2025
Reflecting, Refracting, and Resetting: Maggie Stark’s “Shadow Light” at Fort Hall Gallery
Review by Kaitlyn Ovett Clark
Online • May 19, 2025
Group Show “Willful Dialects” Refuses a Frame for Asian Diasporic Artists in Boston
Review by Swagato Chakravorty
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Online • May 29, 2025
“Free as they want to be: Artists Committed to Memory” Calls Upon Remembrance as Act of Liberation
At the Ethelbert Cooper Gallery, the exhibition presents memory as both a method and mandate for liberation, tracing the afterlives of history through photography, film, and archival intervention.
Review by Alisa Prince
Online • May 08, 2025
In Photos: The Boston Art Review Issue 14 Launch Party
On Saturday, May 3, over 600 guests joined us inside Quincy Market at Faneuil Hall to celebrate our latest print issue at our biggest party of the year.
Feature by BAR Editorial
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