Issue 15: Fall/Winter 2025
Tourmaline graces our cover, while inside, Issue 15 explores how memory, preservation, and practice shape what’s happening now—with exclusive artist projects, interviews, and our special Un-monument section. Every issue includes a copy of our brand-new map, Radar.
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Online • Apr 14, 2026
Gathering Memory, Mapping Diaspora: In Conversation with Kelly Taylor Mitchell
Interview by Jordan Barrant
Online • Apr 14, 2026
Jennie Jieun Lee Transforms Community-Sourced Kilns into Sculptural Installations
Review by Lauren Levato Coyne
Online • Apr 07, 2026
At the Armenian Museum of America, Arshile Gorky’s Work Returns to Watertown for the First Time Since 1924
Review by Abigail Feliciano
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Online • Apr 21, 2026
A Requiem in Light: Ming Smith’s Early Vision
An exhibition at the Portland Museum of Art traces the formative years of Smith’s practice, where photography meets the improvisational logic of jazz.
Review by Jordan Taliha McDonald
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Online • Apr 14, 2026
Gathering Memory, Mapping Diaspora: In Conversation with Kelly Taylor Mitchell
Interview by Jordan Barrant
Online • Apr 14, 2026
Jennie Jieun Lee Transforms Community-Sourced Kilns into Sculptural Installations
Review by Lauren Levato Coyne
Civic Culture Desk
Civic Culture • Apr 10, 2026
ArtWonk: Amid a Week of Whiplash, Wu Aims to Slash Arts Budget
The TACO Tuesday emotional hangover, Mayor Wu shows her cards with proposed cuts to the arts, The Triennial looks to 2028, and why Josh Kline blames New York real estate for the sorry state of art in America.
News by Kim Córdova
Online • Aug 07, 2024
A New Mural by Thomas “Detour” Evans Provokes a Conversation About Where Public Art Belongs
Entitled “Together, We Rise,” the mural on the side of the Joyce Kilmer K-8 school in West Roxbury inspires the community despite local detractors.
News by Oisin Rowe
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