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Issue 14: Half Full is here! It features 119 pages of conversations, features, and reviews as well as a special insert previewing the Boston Public Art Triennial. Subscribe or purchase your copy today!
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Online • Aug 03, 2025
Cultural Issues at the Heart of Boston’s Mayoral Race: Funding, Displacement, and Education
At the Mayoral Forum on Arts and Culture held at the historic Strand Theater on July 30, Mayor Michelle Wu and challengers Domingos DaRosa and Josh Kraft outlined visions—or lack thereof—for a thriving cultural community.
News by Marianna McMurdock
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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
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
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