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Celebrate the launch of Issue 16 with us on Saturday, May 16 where print subscribers get free entry. All other orders will ship beginning May 20 and will include a summer edition of the Art Radar map.
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Online • Jul 21, 2026
The Work of Art: “Performing Conditions” at the MIT List Visual Arts Center
The exhibition probes the material realities of labor by foregrounding the infrastructures that shape artistic production.
Review by Dina Ramadan
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Issue 16 • Jul 21, 2026
Threads of Continuity at the Saunderstown Weaving School
Feature by Yutong Shi

Online • Jul 14, 2026
Felicia Megginson’s Self-Portraits Recast Black Presence in Nature
Review by Gabrielle Walker
Civic Culture Desk
Civic Culture • Jul 22, 2026
ArtWonk: Heritage Foundation Behind Attacks on Smithsonian and MA State Senate “Fun Coalition” Declares War on Boring
A congressional hearing reveals the Heritage Foundation’s role in Trump’s attacks on the Smithsonian. Meanwhile, Massachusetts state senators seek to shed the Commonwealth’s killjoy reputation with a suite of amendments to the $325 million economic development bill designed to support cultural spaces, artists, and, yes, bars. Among the fun coalition’s goals: repealing the 1984 happy hour ban.
News by Kim Córdova
Civic Culture • Jul 09, 2026
ArtWonk: Nothing Says “Happy Birthday, America” like Attacking the Smithsonian and Violating the Rules of Soccer
A new White House report targeting the Smithsonian makes clear that museums are only one piece of a much broader cultural policy agenda. Plus: the Creative Space Act reaches a critical moment on Beacon Hill, New York expands arts funding, and labor organizers strike at the Guggenheim.
News by Kim Córdova

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