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Online • Mar 10, 2026
Jonathan González’s “suite for a minor meeting” Performance Carved Out a Delicate Presence
Quick Bit by Gabrielle Mitchell-Bonds

Online • Mar 10, 2026
American Artist’s “To Acorn” Seeds Octavia E. Butler’s Fiction into the Present
Review by John A. Tyson

Online • Mar 10, 2026
Announcing the 2026 Emerging Boston Art Writing Fellows
Announcement by BAR Editorial

Civic Culture • Mar 02, 2026
Whither Local Art Journalism Amidst the Collapse of the World Order?
Feature by Kim Córdova

Online • Feb 23, 2026
Refuse, Roadkill, and Bodily Relics Survive in "Aftermath"
Quick Bit by Charlie Usadi

Issue 15 • Feb 10, 2026
“Nature Sanctuary” Finds Meaning in the Living Landscape
Review by Lauren Levato Coyne

Issue 15 • Feb 03, 2026
States of Consciousness: The Layered Life of Donnamaria Bruton
Feature by Melaine Ferdinand-King

Online • Jan 20, 2026
At Aunty's House, Ancestral Mothers Imagine the Future
Review by Elizabeth Maynard

Online • Jan 20, 2026
Distorted Bodies, Decorative Surfaces: Corran Shrimpton’s “Flesh Flowers”
Review by Melanie Litwin

Issue 14 • Jan 13, 2026
Good Stuff: In Conversation with Lucy R. Lippard
Interview by Michelle Millar Fisher

Online • Jan 06, 2026
Esteban del Valle Examines Alienation and Excess in “thanks for all the conditional love”
Review by Melanie Litwin

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SubscribeOnline • Mar 10, 2026
American Artist’s “To Acorn” Seeds Octavia E. Butler’s Fiction into the Present
Meticulous drawings, sculptural installations, and a staged rocket experiment bring Butler’s speculative ideas into material form at the MIT List Visual Arts Center.
Review by John A. Tyson
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Online • Mar 10, 2026
Jonathan González’s “suite for a minor meeting” Performance Carved Out a Delicate Presence
Quick Bit by Gabrielle Mitchell-Bonds

Issue 14 • Sep 30, 2025
Turning Basil into Beats: How Sound Artist Skooby Laposky Makes Music with Plants
Interview by Jacqueline Houton

Online • Feb 23, 2026
Refuse, Roadkill, and Bodily Relics Survive in "Aftermath"
Quick Bit by Charlie Usadi
Civic Culture • Mar 02, 2026
Whither Local Art Journalism Amidst the Collapse of the World Order?
Kim Córdova of the Civic Culture Desk discusses the launch of new Art Wonk column.
Feature by Kim Córdova
Civic Culture • Mar 02, 2026
Art Wonk: Biweekly Reporting from the Frontlines of Art, Culture, Policy, and Politics
Governor Healey’s proposed budget includes a 5-percent bump for the arts, Somerville mayor shakes up the city’s arts agency, and Creative Sector Day at the State House returns March 3.
News by Kim Córdova