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Online • Jun 20, 2025
A Lab for Listening, Visualizing Sound, and Collective Resonance at Fall River MoCA
Review by Shana Garr
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Online • Jun 17, 2025
Nine Contemporary Artists Respond to an Overlooked Black History at Walden Woods in “Weaving an Address”
At the Umbrella Arts Center, “Weaving an Address” unfolds across gallery and forest, tracing the afterlives of a Black community once rooted in Concord through fabric, sculpture, and speculative memory.
Review by Erwin Kamuene
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Online • Jun 20, 2025
A Lab for Listening, Visualizing Sound, and Collective Resonance at Fall River MoCA
Review by Shana Garr
Online • Jun 20, 2025
Elizabeth Atterbury’s Sculptures Disrupt the Familiar in “Leaf Litter”
Quick Bit by Kaitlyn Ovett Clark
Online • Jun 17, 2025
At This Dining-Room-Turned-Gallery in Arlington, "Hope of Suggestion" Captures Fleeting Florals
Review by Gina Lindner
Summer Guides
Online • Jun 10, 2025
Off the Main Drag: Ten Summer Gallery Shows Worth the Visit
On trailheads, in chapels, and at far-flung corners, the ten gallery exhibitions we’re excited to catch across New England.
Feature by BAR Editorial
Online • Jun 03, 2025
The Season for Slow Looking: Ten Museum Exhibitions To Catch Across New England This Summer
From historic retrospectives and surreal landscapes to experimental films and embroidered portals—the BAR team charts the must-see museum exhibitions both locally and across the region.
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