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A modern art gallery with high ceilings, white walls, and large windows showcases photographs, paintings, and a striking red fabric installation—an inspiring stop for anyone exploring Boston weekend activities.
Courtesy of Boston University Art Galleries and BU School of Visual Arts.
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BOSTON YOUNG CONTEMPORARIES 2025 More than 20 years ago, art students at Boston University, the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University, and Massachusetts College of Art and Design started organizing a summer show of their best work. The exhibition is more formal now, and slimmed down, with an official juror — Selby Nimrod, director of exhibitions and commons at MIT’s School of Architecture + Planning.

Through July 26. Faye G., Jo, and James Stone Gallery, Boston University, 855 Commonwealth Ave. www.bu.edu/cfa/featured-work/boston-young-contemporaries-2025/

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