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Online • Jul 29, 2025

Yorgos Efthymiadis’s Experimental Gallery, The Curated Fridge, Celebrates Ten Years

News by Emma Breitman

Online • Jul 14, 2025

At the Addison, June Leaf’s Retrospective Is a Theater for Absurdity with Text, Machines, and Bodies Intermingling

Review by Peter Murphy

Online • Jul 14, 2025

Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s Pendulums of Presence Teach Us Patience

Review by Joetta Maue

Online • Jul 08, 2025

Ambitious Local Micro Galleries Are Taking Art to Unexpected Places

Feature by Jacqueline Houton

Online • Jul 07, 2025

With the Boston Public Art Triennial, Four Indigenous Artists Reckon with Memory and Monuments 

Critical Perspective by Petala Ironcloud

Issue 12 • Jul 02, 2025

Party as Practice: How Nightlife Is Cultivating Creative Community in Boston

Feature by Gina Lindner

Online • Jul 01, 2025

Remembering Danielle Legros Georges and the History of the Dark Room Collective

Feature by Fallon Murphy

Online • Jun 30, 2025

Where Decoration Becomes Devotion: Spiritual Space and the Painted Cosmos of Lot #198

Feature by Nathan Hilyard

Online • Jun 20, 2025

A Lab for Listening, Visualizing Sound, and Collective Resonance at Fall River MoCA

Review by Shana Garr

Online • Jun 20, 2025

Elizabeth Atterbury’s Sculptures Disrupt the Familiar in “Leaf Litter”

Quick Bit by Kaitlyn Ovett Clark

Online • Jun 17, 2025

Nine Contemporary Artists Respond to an Overlooked Black History at Walden Woods in “Weaving an Address”

Review by Erwin Kamuene

Online • Jun 17, 2025

At This Dining-Room-Turned-Gallery in Arlington, "Hope of Suggestion" Captures Fleeting Florals

Review by Gina Lindner

An artist holds up artwork made of coiled fabric.

Online • Jun 13, 2025

Nirmal Raja’s Interdisciplinary Practice Maps South Asian Memory Across Materials

Interview by Swagato Chakravorty

Online • Jun 10, 2025

Off the Main Drag: Ten Summer Gallery Shows Worth the Visit 

Feature by BAR Editorial

Online • Jun 10, 2025

Women on the Verge: Five Museums in Maine Showcase Nicole Wittenberg and Ann Craven

Feature by Jorge S. Arango

Issue 14 • Jun 10, 2025

At the MFA, John Wilson’s Retrospective Focuses on Process and Legacy 

Review by Jacquinn Sinclair

Online • Jun 08, 2025

Tracing Light: Milisa Moses Captures the Sun’s Touch on the Outer Cape

Review by Gray Goldberg

Online • Jun 06, 2025

“Circle of the Sun” Provides an Intimate Look at the Arctic

Review by Jessica Shearer

Online • Jun 03, 2025

The Season for Slow Looking: Ten Museum Exhibitions To Catch Across New England This Summer

Feature by BAR Editorial

Issue 14 • Jun 03, 2025

Hannah Altman's Photographs Suspend Light and Lineage

Review by Joetta Maue

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

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Issue 12 • Jul 02, 2025

Party as Practice: How Nightlife Is Cultivating Creative Community in Boston

From the print archives, we're revisiting this Community Voices feature from Issue 12: Some Assembly Required (spring/summer 2024) where we caught up with nightlife organizers about the challenges and joys of navigating event production in Greater Boston. We gave everyone a disposable camera and asked them to document a night out.

Feature by Gina Lindner

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Latest Reviews

Online • Jul 14, 2025

At the Addison, June Leaf’s Retrospective Is a Theater for Absurdity with Text, Machines, and Bodies Intermingling

Review by Peter Murphy


Online • Jul 14, 2025

Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s Pendulums of Presence Teach Us Patience

Review by Joetta Maue


Online • Jul 07, 2025

With the Boston Public Art Triennial, Four Indigenous Artists Reckon with Memory and Monuments 

Critical Perspective by Petala Ironcloud

Summer Guides

Online • Jul 08, 2025

Ambitious Local Micro Galleries Are Taking Art to Unexpected Places

A trailer in Burlington, an empty storefront in Cambridge, and a small shed in Concord have been transformed into platforms for public art.

Feature by Jacqueline Houton

Online • Jun 03, 2025

The Season for Slow Looking: Ten Museum Exhibitions To Catch Across New England This Summer

From historic retrospectives and surreal landscapes to experimental films and embroidered portals—the BAR team charts the must-see museum exhibitions both locally and across the region.

Feature by BAR Editorial