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Recent Articles

Taleen Batalian's multimedia work hangs on a white wall to the left, while McAree's pink bulbous sculpture sits on a pedestal to the right. In the back, there are stairs leading up to the show at Overlap Gallery.

Online • Apr 08, 2024

Taleen Batalian and Françoise McAree in Tandem: “Counterpoint” at Overlap Gallery

Review

A rectangular museum exterior surrounded by small patches of snow. A ceiling of light-bulbs illuminates the entrance.

Online • Apr 08, 2024

Language, Symbols, and Systems: Sneha Shrestha Layers Personal Devotions with Cultural Rituals

Interview by Jameson Johnson

Online • Mar 19, 2024

At the Whitney Biennial, Expansive Representations of Age, Gender, and Technology Are Subtly on Display

Review by Lauren Klotzman

Artworks conveying embodied femininity, set against the white wall of a gallery, at Fitchburg Art Museum.

Online • Mar 19, 2024

Corporal Identity: “On Her Terms: Feminine Power Embodied” at the Fitchburg Art Museum

Review by Emma Breitman

Weekly Happenings

April 24–30

Issue 12 is going to print today! Support our go-to-print campaign.

A white picket fence emerges in a patch of green grass in the indoor exhibition space.

April 17-23

Party plans officially dropped + BU MFA sculpture students take to an abandoned CVS

Sneha Shrestha, a young medium-light skinned woman with blonde hair, smiles while modeling the blue and orange tote bag she designed with Boston Art Review.

April 9–16

Launching our new tote + MassArt Auction this Saturday!

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Online • Apr 16, 2024

BU MFA Exhibition “Sculpturecore” Takes to an Abandoned CVS to Probe at What Lies Beneath the Surface

In the off-campus show in Allston, Boston University sculpture students have created a haven that is both nostalgic and surreal.

Review by Shira Laucharoen

Online • Apr 08, 2024

Taleen Batalian and Françoise McAree in Tandem: “Counterpoint” at Overlap Gallery

Review

Colorful paintings on silk adorn the wall of the gallery for Lauren Luloff's solo show.

Online • Mar 26, 2024

In Portland, Lauren Luloff Creates New Formations

Review by Kari Adelaide Razdow

Online • Mar 19, 2024

At the Whitney Biennial, Expansive Representations of Age, Gender, and Technology Are Subtly on Display

Review by Lauren Klotzman

Features

Online • Apr 08, 2024

Language, Symbols, and Systems: Sneha Shrestha Layers Personal Devotions with Cultural Rituals

The artist also known as IMAGINE uses her own visual language inspired by Nepali and street art to reveal studies on memory, longing, and bureaucracy.

Interview by Jameson Johnson

Jameson Johnson, a light-skinned woman with bangs and hair tied into a pony tail, sits at a table with her elbow rested atop a stack of magazines, smiling at the camera.

Online • Mar 26, 2024

Boston Art Review Appoints First Executive Director

Founder Jameson Johnson has transitioned from running the organization as a volunteer and stepped into her executive director role thanks largely to a generous multi-year grant from the Wagner Foundation.

Announcement by BAR Editorial

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

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