Issue 13: Make Believe
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 • Oct 14, 2024
“Four Womxn: New Musings on Blackness” Centers the Black Female Gaze at the MFA
Holding Nina Simone’s “Four Women” as influence, Shanequa Gay, Le’Andra LeSeur, C. Rose Smith, and Porsha Olayiwola establish a new tone for what Black queer womanhood has the possibility to look like in the cultural realm.
Review by Gabrielle Mitchell-Bonds
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Online • Oct 01, 2024
In Newport, a Queer Sex Scandal and Sailor Sting Operation From 1919 Get a Film Dramatization
Review by Marcus Civin
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Online • Oct 08, 2024
At Brookline Arts Center, Inas Halabi Filters Destruction Through a Red Lens in "To a Returning Cloud"
While the Palestinian artist's film and photographs contain no overt images of violence, the damage they portray is structural, dispersed to the scale of the cellular, the underground, and the atmospheric.
Review by Zach Ngin
Online • Sep 10, 2024
Eleven Art Exhibitions to See in Massachusetts This Fall
Keeping it local this back-to-school season, these are the exhibitions our editors are most excited to see at galleries, museums, and community art spaces across Massachusetts.
Feature by BAR Editorial
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