BAR + YOU
Did you know that Boston Art Review is the only independent print and online publication committed to facilitating active discourse around contemporary art in Boston? In order to continue providing this crucial space for artists, writers, and our arts community, we need help from supporters like you.
Boston Art Review is a 100% volunteer-led, community- supported publication. All donations go directly towards maintaining our growing overhead costs associated with the production of each print issue. We rely on the direct financial support of our readers and community donors for producing of our twice annual print magazine, publishing content online, sending bi-weekly newsletters, and hosting events.
All donors above the community level receive copies of BAR, invitations to launch parties, BAR tote bags, and invitations to special events. Benefactors and lead sponsors receive special recognition in print and online + invitations to special events.
Questions? Please contact Jameson Johnson at jameson@bostonartreview.com
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Lead Sponsors
Audrey & James Foster
Benefactors
Patricia LaValley & Geoff Hargadon
Elizabeth Richebourg Rea
Affiliates
Susan Emmerson
Bridget Goodbody
Eva Lundsager & Paul Ha
Lizbeth Krupp
Abigail Ogilvy
Pia & Paul Miller
Alberta Chu & Murray Robinson
Ann Shayne
Friends
Mariah and Nathan Azoti-Wright
Clint Baclawski
Thomas Burns
Katie & Paul Buttenwieser
Kate Gilbert
Sarah Hutt
Spencer Kehe
Linda Pagani
Bhavin Patel
Robert H. Pittinger
Karen Lee Sobol
Gloria Sutton
Thomas P. Willett
Community Members
Tracy Albert
Kate Gilbert
Marjorie & Mike Johnson
Cynthia Yee
In-Kind Supporters
Best Bees
Boston Center for the Arts
Distillery Gallery
Emerson Contemporary
Northeastern University John D O’Bryant African American Institute
Now + There
Samuel Adams
University Hall Gallery, UMass Boston
Willies Superbrew