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Online • May 21, 2023

Fifth Anniversary Benefit Art Sale

Support the future of Boston Art Review with the purchase of framed artworks by leading Boston artists. All proceeds will go toward our writer fund.

Courtney Stock, I looked up at the sky..., 2019. Acrylic and ink on duralar. Courtesy of the artist and RSK Artworks

A checkered pattern featuring green tones by Courtney Stock is on sale.

Courtney Stock, I looked up at the sky..., 2019. Acrylic and ink on duralar. Courtesy of the artist and RSK Artworks

Boston Art Review operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and proceeds from this sale will benefit our writer fund—a fund—a fund we’ve dedicated to supporting writers and editors from diverse backgrounds, experience levels, and access points. In supporting writers directly, we support our arts ecosystem. More writers means more (thoughtful) press, more press means more discourse, and more discourse means that artists, galleries, community spaces, and cultural organizations are able to expand their reach, impact, and legacies.

The artwork in this sale was donated by artists and galleries who have been featured in Boston Art Review. We’re so grateful for their support and their belief in the importance of independent arts criticism and publishing.

Framing was generously supported by Around The Corner located at 645 Tremont Street.

If you are interested in purchasing work, please contact: Jameson Johnson at jameson@bostonartreview.com

Gohar Dashti
Uprooted, 2019
Inkjet on paper
Edition 3/25
11.8″ x 15.7″ framed
$2,200.00
Courtesy of the artist

Gohar Dashti
Uprooted, 2019
Inkjet on paper
Edition 3/25
11.8″ x 15.7″ framed
$2,200.00
Courtesy of the artist

Eben Haines
Lay Down Before You Fall Down, 2022
Oil on panel, wood assemblage
16″ x 24″ framed
$3,500.00
Courtesy of the artist

Kate Holcomb Hale
cushion (headboard), 2023
Paper, clay, chalk pastel
11″ x 9″ x 3″ est. framed
10″ x 7.5″ x 1.5″ unframed
$1,050.00
Courtesy of the artist

Tim McCool
Texas Gallery, 2019
Acrylic on panel
30″ x 40″ unframed
$3,800.00
Courtesy of the artist and Anderson Yezerski Gallery

Aris Moore
In the Garden, 2021
Pencil, colored pencil, marker and pen
9″ x 11″ est. framed
8.5″ x 10″ unframed
$450.00
Courtesy of the artist and Abigail Ogilvy Gallery

Cristi Rinklin
Loner 12, 2020
Flashe on Arches watercolor paper mounted on aluminum
23″ x 31″ framed
22″ x 30″ unframed
$2,200.00
Courtesy of the artist

Evelyn Rydz
Aguas Dulces / Aguas Saladas, 2021
Pigment prints, watercolor, gouache, and saltwater on paper
18.5″ x 18.5″ est. framed
14.25″ x 15.25″ unframed
$2,200.00
Courtesy of the artist

A checkered pattern featuring green tones by Courtney Stock is on sale.

Courtney Stock
I looked up at the sky…, 2019
Acrylic and ink on duralar
30.25″ x 24.5″ framed
$3,000.00
Courtesy of the artist and RSK Artworks

Coral Woodbury
Luchita Hurtado, 2022
Sumi ink on book page
18″ x 14″ x 1.5″ framed
11.375″ x 8.625″ unframed
$2,250.00
Courtesy of the artist and Abigail Ogilvy Gallery

Yu-Wen Wu
Bundle II-XIV (We Walked) from Leavings/Belongings Series, 2020
Inkjet print on canson paper, pen on Dura-Lar.
Edition 5/10
20.5″ x 20.5″ framed
11″ x 11″ unframed
$1,200.00
Courtesy of the artist

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