Art Bar

The Airport Rooms @ TOURISTS 915 State Road North Adams, MA COST Free After convening for a conversation titled Notes from Here: Art Publishing Coast to Coast in 2023, regional art publishers at Boston Art Review, Burnaway, Contemporary Art Review, LA, Glasstire, and Variable West established Regional Art Publishers (RAP)—a collective of regional contemporary arts media platforms across the United States. These organizations are uniquely embedded in distinct locales and are committed to telling

Join us in the Berkshires at Arrival Art Fair on Friday, June 13 for a discussion titled "Notes From Here Again: The Future of Regional Art Publishing." This panel will be moderated by Jameson Johnson and will include Amelia Rina (founder & editor, Variable West); Brandon Sheats (executive director, Burnaway); and Brandon Zech (publisher, Glasstire). WHEN

Stanley, 494 Commercial Street Provincetown, MA 02657 COST Free As the Trump administration targets DEI initiatives, threatens arts funding, and fuels anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, queer leaders in the arts are confronting urgent challenges. Presented by Boston Art Review in partnership with Twenty Summers, this panel brings together Michael J. Bobbitt (Mass Cultural Council), Giselle Byrd (The Theater Offensive), Jameson Johnson (Boston Art Review), , and Quil Lemons (curator of “American Faggot Party”

Michael J. Bobbitt (Mass Cultural Council), Giselle Byrd (The Theater Offensive), Jameson Johnson (Boston Art Review), and Quil Lemons (curator of "American Faggot Party" at Twenty Summers) will discuss how shifting policies and cultural attacks impact their work and communities. RSVP WHEN

Zone7a Gallery and Books 437 Commercial St., Provincetown, MA 02657 Opening talk

From August 16–21, Boston Art Review will be in residence at Zone 7a Gallery & Books with a selection of work from our benefit art sale along with a reading library of previous publications. WHEN

Maverick Landing Community Services at 31 Liverpool St., East Boston COST Free After the workshop, classifieds will be designed and printed on the ñ press Risograph and inserted into every copy of the fall/winter 2025 issue. Free with limited capacity, RSVP recommended About Ñ Press Ñ Press is a community print studio operated by Gabriel Sosa as part of the Boston Public Art Triennial, transforming zines, posters, and artist books into tools for connection, activism, and education. In collaborat

Join Boston Art Review and ñ press for an evening of co-creating classified ads for inclusion BAR’s fall/winter 2025 print issue. Participants will develop listings that merge memory, fiction, and community visioning. RSVP Here WHEN

Join us at Street Theory Collective's brand-new Central Square space for an evening of bites, drinks, and dancing. Purchase / RSVP WHEN

Virtual — Zoom Registration Required COST Free Join Boston Art Review for a virtual information session for prospective applicants to our Emerging Art Writing Fellowship. This session will offer a concise overview of the fellowship and practical guidance for preparing a strong application. During the session, we will: Introduce Boston Art Review and the goals of the fellowship Review eligibility and submission guidelines Outline fellowship structure and expectations Share tips on what makes a co

Join us for an online info session with our programs & partnerships manager to learn more about submission guidelines, get tips on strengthening your application, and hear more about fellowship expectations. Register WHEN

Share your otherworldly love with us at the fourth installment of Boston’s queer Valentine-themed open mic! RSVP WHEN