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BOSTON ART BOOK FAIR 

Presented by Boston Center for the Arts (BCA)  and Boston Art Review



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Boston Center for the Arts (BCA) and Boston Art Review team up again to present the Boston Art Book Fair held in BCA’s historic Cyclorama. As one of the largest Art Book Fairs on the East Coast, this curated event features over 140 exhibitors, artists and publishers.

With art installations, publishers, workshops, panels, and a chance to mingle with innovative artists and creatives, this year’s fair invites audiences of all ages to engage in an art-filled weekend to expand their ideas about print.


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FRIDAY 7pm-1am

NOV. 13, 2026


Preview Party & Issue 17 Launch

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Join Boston Art Review and Boston Center for the Arts for the opening night of the Boston Art Book Fair and the launch of Boston Art Review’s Issue 17, with food, drinks, live performances, screen printing, and a late-night dance party with Sojourn.

7:00pm-10:00pm
Get a first look at more than 140 exhibitors at the Boston Art Book Fair and celebrate the launch of Boston Art Review’s Issue 17.  Exhibitors will be open during this time.

Explore the fair before it opens to the public with food and drinks, live performances, and screen printing by ñ press throughout the evening.

All preview tickets include:
  • First look at the Boston Art Book Fair (entry at 7pm)
  • 2 free drink tickets
  • Snacks and bites
  • Performances
  • Screen Printing with ñ press
  • Admission to the 10pm dance party
  • Free copy of Boston Art Review's Issue 17


10:00pm-1:00am
Dance Party with Sojourn

Stick around after the exhibitors close to dance with Sojourn in a never-before-seen part of the BCA’s Cyclorama. Sound design by Sound Logic.

All dance party tickets include:
  • Entry at 10pm (note: Book Fair exhibitors will be closed)
  • Free copy of Boston Art Review's Issue 17 ($21 value)

Sets by:
Rasaaq
Joe Rizk
Chaouki Alba

Sojourn is a Boston-based cultural collective exploring the intersection of electronic music, sound, and community. Through carefully curated events in both traditional and unconventional venues, Sojourn brings together local and international artists to create immersive listening and dance experiences. Rooted in Boston’s evolving creative landscape, the collective has become known for its commitment to thoughtful programming, high-quality sound, and fostering meaningful connections through music.

For the Boston Art Review launch party, Sojourn will be spinning a vinyl-forward selection of house, groove, percussion, and dance tracks.