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Issue 13: Make Believe
NOW SHIPPING: An issue dedicated to many forms of imagining with Tomashi Jackson, Sara Hendren, Emily Sara, Lani Asunción, Hakeem Adewumi, and many more.
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Online • Jan 07, 2025
“Steina: Playback” Conjures Nostalgia Through Technology and Nature at MIT List
Quick Bit by Jessica Shearer
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Online • Jan 03, 2025
Community Voices: Memorable Cultural Moments of 2024
Dzidzor Azaglo, Brittni Ann Harvey, Jameson Johnson, Imari K. Paris Jeffries, Shane Levi, Mica Rose, ReaL P, and Alexandra Paul Zotov share their five favorite cultural moments of the year.
Feature by BAR Editorial
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Online • Jan 07, 2025
Matthew Leifheit's "Queer Archives” Finds a Temporary Home at MassArt
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Screen Printing Workshops are Bringing All Corners of Boston’s Creative Community Together
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Online • Jan 07, 2025
“Steina: Playback” Conjures Nostalgia Through Technology and Nature at MIT List
The retrospective—a collection of disorienting, and technologically ambitious video installations—marks the pioneering media artist’s first solo exhibition in over a decade. For writer Jessica Shearer, the dizzying displays from "Lava and Moss" unlocked an unexpected memory.
Quick Bit by Jessica Shearer
Online • Dec 31, 2024
AI or Game Show Personality? Elizabeth Withstandley’s “The State of Being Indivisible” Toys With Identity in the Digital Age
At Brookline Arts Center, the multi-channel video installation uses clips from Amy Schneider’s winning streak on "Jeopardy!" along with AI-crafted self-portraits to explore the fragmented, multifaceted nature of identity.
Review by Karolina Hac
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