Artists are Reconsidering the Relics at Tufts University Art Galleries

Review by Sarah Baker

In “Barkley” at Apartment 13 Gallery, A Cult Hero Makes a Comeback

Quick Bit by Gina Lindner

Sarah Meyers Brent Brings New Life to the Objects we Leave Behind

Profile by Rachael Hershon

Marissa Cote’s “I promise to stay in touch” Asks How We Exercise Love

Review by Maya Rubio

Conflict Rouses Providence Arts Community: Artist Nafis M. White Calls Upon Volunteers to Keep Doors of Central Contemporary Arts Open; CCA Responds by Shutting Doors Permanently

Feature by Kendall DeBoer

At “All Black Everything,” the Museum of NCAAA Came to Life with a Community Celebration

Recap by Niara Hightower

Ripple Effects: Diving into “Waterlines” at the Somerville Museum

Review by Jacqueline Houton

Babes in Toyland: Gendered Dynamics “At Play” in Northeastern’s Gallery 360

Quick Bit by Kendall deBoer

Announcing the 2023 Boston Art Writing Fellows

Announcement by BAR Editorial + Praise Shadows Art Gallery

Books of Beauty: The Boston Athenaeum Presents a Symposium on Artists’ Books in the 21st Century March 10-11

Partner Post by Boston Athenaeum

A Gutted Pub at MIT has Been Brought to Life as a Cybernetic Performance Site

Review by Jameson Johnson

Thirteen Art Exhibitions to Catch Around New England as Winter Turns into Spring

Our Picks by BAR Editorial

Issue 09 • 01/25/2023

When Workers Come A-Knockin’: Cultural Institutions and the Fight for Unionization

Feature by Josie Thaddeus-Johns

Unveiling “The Embrace,” Boston’s Tribute to the Legacy of Coretta Scott King and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Feature by BAR Editorial

Remembering George Fifield, Founder of Boston Cyberarts

In Memoriam by Jameson Johnson

Our Favorite Art Moments of 2022

Our Picks by BAR Editorial

Issue 09 • 12/19/2022

Photography Into Palimpsest: In Conversation With Toni Pepe

Interview by Michelle Millar Fisher

Issue 09 • 12/13/2022

At the Davis Museum, Lisa Reihana Recasts Colonial Narratives Through an Indigenous Lens

Review by Marcus Civin

Issue 09 • 12/12/2022

B. Ingrid Olson’s “History Mother, Little Sister” Invokes the Body at Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts

Review by Karolina Hać

The 2022 Holiday Gift Guide

Our Picks by BAR Editorial

Issue 09 • 12/03/2022

At Tufts, “The Sun Rises in the West and Sets in the East” Proposes New Possibilities Among Shifting Geopolitical Futures

Review by Danni Shen