At the Addison, June Leaf’s Retrospective Is a Theater for Absurdity with Text, Machines, and Bodies Intermingling

Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s Pendulums of Presence Teach Us Patience

Ambitious Local Micro Galleries Are Taking Art to Unexpected Places

With the Boston Public Art Triennial, Four Indigenous Artists Reckon with Memory and Monuments 

Remembering Danielle Legros Georges and the History of the Dark Room Collective

Where Decoration Becomes Devotion: Spiritual Space and the Painted Cosmos of Lot #198

A Lab for Listening, Visualizing Sound, and Collective Resonance at Fall River MoCA

Elizabeth Atterbury’s Sculptures Disrupt the Familiar in “Leaf Litter”

Nine Contemporary Artists Respond to an Overlooked Black History at Walden Woods in “Weaving an Address”

At This Dining-Room-Turned-Gallery in Arlington, "Hope of Suggestion" Captures Fleeting Florals

Nirmal Raja’s Interdisciplinary Practice Maps South Asian Memory Across Materials

Off the Main Drag: Ten Summer Gallery Shows Worth the Visit 

Women on the Verge: Five Museums in Maine Showcase Nicole Wittenberg and Ann Craven

At the MFA, John Wilson’s Retrospective Focuses on Process and Legacy 

Tracing Light: Milisa Moses Captures the Sun’s Touch on the Outer Cape

“Circle of the Sun” Provides an Intimate Look at the Arctic

The Season for Slow Looking: Ten Museum Exhibitions To Catch Across New England This Summer

Hannah Altman's Photographs Suspend Light and Lineage

The Bounty of the Berkshires' Summertime Art Attractions

“Free as they want to be: Artists Committed to Memory” Calls Upon Remembrance as Act of Liberation