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Issue 14 • Sep 30, 2025

Turning Basil into Beats: How Sound Artist Skooby Laposky Makes Music with Plants

Interview by Jacqueline Houton

Issue 14 • Sep 23, 2025

Modes of Expedition: Renée Green's Textual Cartographies

Profile by Storm Bookhard

Online • Sep 22, 2025

After Facing $1.35 Million in Cuts, New Hampshire’s Arts Sector Fights Back

News by Aimee Terravechia

Online • Sep 16, 2025

Eight Gallery Shows to Catch Before November

Feature by BAR Editorial

Online • Sep 16, 2025

Back into the Fray: Fall’s Must-See Museum Shows

Feature by BAR Editorial

Online • Sep 16, 2025

Bobby Anspach Set Out to Change the World One Eyeball at a Time

Review by Alex Valenti

Issue 14 • Sep 09, 2025

Cannupa Hanska Luger’s "Transmutation" Considers What the Bones Remember

Feature by María Fernanda Mancera

Online • Sep 09, 2025

In "Submerged in Time," the Safarani Sisters Trace How Memories Shift, Blur, and Persist

Review by Melanie Litwin

Online • Sep 02, 2025

Art at an Incline for Two Weekends Only Atop Mt. Holyoke’s Summit

Quick Bit by Selby Nimrod

Online • Aug 29, 2025

Porous Figures, Living Histories: Bob Thompson and Friends Return to Provincetown

Review by Cleo Harrington

Online • Aug 26, 2025

Affsoongar on Anonymity, Enchantment, and Survival

Interview by Sophie Howe

Online • Aug 26, 2025

Painting Geographies in the New Sublime: A Conversation with Wilhelm Neusser

Interview by Jorge S. Arango

Online • Aug 25, 2025

Program Recap: Navigating Queer Leadership and Resilience at Twenty Summers

Announcement by BAR Editorial

A gallery space features fiery imagery, a neon sign, and a ceramic sculpture.

Online • Aug 19, 2025

Inferno or Not, There’s Something for Everyone at Karma’s Summer Outpost in Maine

Quick Bit by Jorge S. Arango

Online • Aug 12, 2025

A New Collaboration Between NADA and Surf Point Attempts to Bring the Art World Center to the Edge of the Atlantic

News by Hilary Irons

Sculptures lie on a narrow, white table; paintings line the walls of a gallery.

Online • Aug 05, 2025

Spotlight on Maine: Dunes Launches Summer Lineup of Experimental Events in Portland

News by Hilary Irons

Online • Aug 03, 2025

Cultural Issues at the Heart of Boston’s Mayoral Race: Funding, Displacement, and Education

News by Marianna McMurdock

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

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Issue 14 • Sep 30, 2025

Turning Basil into Beats: How Sound Artist Skooby Laposky Makes Music with Plants

Through a practice that merges ecology, technology, and sound art, Skooby Laposky translates the imperceptible electrical activity of plants into sonic compositions, inviting audiences to reconsider how we listen to the natural world.

Interview by Jacqueline Houton

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Online • Sep 09, 2025

In "Submerged in Time," the Safarani Sisters Trace How Memories Shift, Blur, and Persist

Review by Melanie Litwin


Online • Sep 02, 2025

Art at an Incline for Two Weekends Only Atop Mt. Holyoke’s Summit

Quick Bit by Selby Nimrod


Online • Aug 29, 2025

Porous Figures, Living Histories: Bob Thompson and Friends Return to Provincetown

Review by Cleo Harrington

Fall Roundups

Online • Sep 16, 2025

Eight Gallery Shows to Catch Before November

From breakout debuts to long-awaited returns, these solo and group shows bring playful, poignant reflections.

Feature by BAR Editorial

Online • Sep 16, 2025

Back into the Fray: Fall’s Must-See Museum Shows

Fourteen exhibitions across New England that challenge, unsettle, and invite new ways of seeing

Feature by BAR Editorial