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Boston Art Review Issue 13

Issue 13: Make Believe

NOW SHIPPING: An issue dedicated to many forms of imagining with Tomashi Jackson, Sara Hendren, Emily Sara, Lani Asunción, Hakeem Adewumi, and many more.

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Owners of the bookstore look over blueprints of the space.

Issue 12 Nov 12, 2024

Literature and Liberation: A Bookstore and Gathering Place Comes to Fields Corner

On Saturday, November 23, Bing Broderick and Porsha Olayiwola will open justBook-ish—a communal gathering space and literary hub in the heart of Dorchester. We're revisiting the story originally published in print in Issue 12 on occasion of their grand opening.

Feature by Niara Simone Hightower

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Recent Reviews

Carmen Hermo

Online Oct 29, 2024

New To Town: Carmen Hermo on her Appointment as Curator of Contemporary Art at the MFA

The former associate curator for the Brooklyn Museum’s Center for Feminist Art started in her new role last month, but already has big plans for Boston. 

Interview by Jameson Johnson

Artwork included in the "States of Becoming" exhibition at McMullen Museum of Art.

Online Sep 10, 2024

Eleven Art Exhibitions to See in Massachusetts This Fall

Keeping it local this back-to-school season, these are the exhibitions our editors are most excited to see at galleries, museums, and community art spaces across Massachusetts.

Feature by BAR Editorial

Various spreads from Boston Art Review's Issue 11: Emerge, spread on a grey background

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