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Online • May 07, 2024
“Lorraine O’Grady: Both/And” at the Davis Museum at Wellesley College
Review by Alisa Prince
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Online • May 13, 2024
YouthBuild Boston Hosts First-Ever Gallery Exhibit, Bringing the Work of Stull and Lee to a New Generation of Architects
At YouthBuild Boston’s Designery in lower Roxbury, “Stull & Lee: Black Architecture Vision for an Infrastructural City" tells the groundbreaking story of one of Boston’s first Black-owned architecture firms that emerged in the 1960s with community-driven design.
Review by Elisa Rowe
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Online • May 07, 2024
“Lorraine O’Grady: Both/And” at the Davis Museum at Wellesley College
Review by Alisa Prince
Online • Apr 16, 2024
BU MFA Exhibition “Sculpturecore” Takes to an Abandoned CVS to Probe at What Lies Beneath the Surface
Review by Shira Laucharoen
Online • Apr 08, 2024
Taleen Batalian and Françoise McAree in Tandem: “Counterpoint” at Overlap Gallery
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Features
Online • May 01, 2024
Now + There Changes Name to Boston Public Art Triennial and Announces Plans for a City-Wide Triennial in 2025
The public art organization revealed plans for next year's triennial, including the lineup of local and internationally renowned artists.
News by BAR Editorial
Online • May 01, 2024
Community Engagement Is Underway for a New Vietnam War Memorial in Dorchester
Artist Ngọc-Trân Vũ is leading a project that will honor the perspectives of local Fields Corner residents.
Feature by Shira Laucharoen
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