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Issue 13: Make Believe
NOW SHIPPING: An issue dedicated to many forms of imagining with Tomashi Jackson, Sara Hendren, Emily Sara, Lani Asunción, Hakeem Adewumi, and many more.
PURCHASERecent Articles

Online • Jan 28, 2025
Fourteen Exhibitions Opening in Massachusetts this Winter
Feature by BAR Editorial
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Online • Jan 28, 2025
Fourteen Exhibitions Opening in Massachusetts this Winter
From a study of bolo ties to a performance art retrospective, these are the shows we’re most excited to catch as winter turns to spring.
Feature by BAR Editorial
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Online • Jan 14, 2025
Life Drawing Boston Finds a Permanent Home as its Community Grows
Feature by Emma Breitman
Recent Features
Issue 13 • Jan 28, 2025
Holding a Mirror to Heaven: Parallels Between the Shaker Era of Manifestations and Early Spiritualism Movements
It’s the 250th anniversary of the Shakers’ arrival to the region and to say they are “having a moment” would be an understatement. Maria Molteni is an interdisciplinary artist, Shaker researcher, and member of an active Spiritualist community in Massachusetts’s Pioneer Valley. Laura Campagna is an astrologer, energy healer, and writer. Together, they delve into the niche overlap of Shaker and Spiritualist histories during periods of American history called “Great Awakenings” to examine the nuanced similarities and how an interest in their practices has made its way into the mainstream.
Feature by Laura Campagna and Maria Molteni
Online • Jan 26, 2025
Victoria Burge Maps the Massive, the Minuscule, and the Mysterious
Drawing from scientific archives, textiles, and celestial patterns, the New Hampshire-based artist’s first exhibition at Krakow Witkin Gallery vibrates with abstraction and punctilious connections.
Profile by Marcus Civin

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