Boston Public Art Triennial

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Our mission is to foster artists and the public to create bold public art experiences that open minds, conversations, and spaces across Boston, resulting in a more open, equitable, and vibrant city

“What happens when we have a space to dream together?”Through interactive art installations and social engagement, Accel...
06/12/2026

“What happens when we have a space to dream together?”

Through interactive art installations and social engagement, Accelerator artist crystal bi asks participants to imagine new ways of being.

This summer, Bostonians will be able to reconcile with the past, present, and future as they explore bi’s Accelerator-supported project opening in August.

Learn more about the artist here: https://www.thetriennial.org/journal/crystal-bi-artist-profile

This summer, artist Sabrina Dorsainvil is livening up Winter Street with Feel + Flow, a ground mural honoring the smalle...
06/11/2026

This summer, artist Sabrina Dorsainvil is livening up Winter Street with Feel + Flow, a ground mural honoring the smaller moments that make Boston, well, Boston.

Inspired by day-to-day humanity, Dorsainvil takes symbols from throughout the city and invites onlookers to find their own connection to them.

“I hope it’s a joyful gesture at a place of human connection,” Dorsainvil said. “I hope it helps people feel like they’re being held in that space, even for a moment while they’re passing through.”

Feel + Flow was commissioned by Boston Public Art Triennial in partnership with the City of Boston Planning Department and Downtown Boston Alliance.

Learn more about the artist here: https://www.thetriennial.org/journal/sabrina-dorsainvil-artist-profile

"I'm on cloud nine!" — you, probably, at Better Angels. T-minus 3 weeks until heaven on earth opens. We'll see you at At...
06/05/2026

"I'm on cloud nine!" — you, probably, at Better Angels.

T-minus 3 weeks until heaven on earth opens. We'll see you at Atlantic Wharf, June 26—28, for a weekend of connection, understanding, and collective hope.

06/01/2026

Calling all office workers, art lovers, walk-takers and connection-makers (So, basically everyone)

Want to see Boston in a new light? Sign up for our midday walking tours! Together, we’ll explore not just the buildings and artworks, but also the people, histories, and memories that shape the city’s landscape.

Join us for our first stroll this week:
📅 Thursday, June 4
⏰ 11:30 AM—12:30 PM
📍King’s Chapel, 58 Tremont Street

Can heaven really be a place on earth?Join Heather Kapplow, artist of the pop-up installation Better Angels, in a conver...
05/29/2026

Can heaven really be a place on earth?

Join Heather Kapplow, artist of the pop-up installation Better Angels, in a conversation about our best selves and how we can construct “heaven” for all with the backdrop of the 250th anniversary of this country’s founding.

Also hear from:
☁️ Jha D. Amazi, who leads the Public Memory and Memorials Lab at MASSDesign
☁️ Dan McKanan, Ralph Waldo Emerson Unitarian Universalist senior lecturer at Harvard Divinity School
☁️ Neda Moridpour, Kurdish-Iranian cultural futurist, artist, and organizer

Register at the link in our bio!

📅 Tuesday, June 16
⏰ 6:30 PM—8:30 PM
📍Fort Point Room at Atlantic Wharf, 290 Congress Street

Your first look through the gates of heaven. We'll see you in the clouds June 26–28 for Better Angels' first pop-up at A...
05/26/2026

Your first look through the gates of heaven. We'll see you in the clouds June 26–28 for Better Angels' first pop-up at Atlantic Wharf ☁️🪉🪽



📷: Dominic Chavez

Looking for a new way to see and understand the world around you? Curious about contemporary art, or how public art shap...
05/21/2026

Looking for a new way to see and understand the world around you? Curious about contemporary art, or how public art shapes Boston’s built environment? Want to get out of the office and into the fresh air?

Join our first midday walking tour at Downtown Crossing and explore the connections embedded in our streets and public spaces. These walks are free and open to the public (and a great way to get your steps in).

📅 Thursday, June 4
⏰ 11:30 AM—12:30 PM
📍King’s Chapel, 58 Tremont Street

Register here: https://www.thetriennial.org/events/art-and-stroll-series-june

05/21/2026

What happens when we enter spaces of art? Lan Tuazon builds “test sites” through her installations that invite people to reimagine new ways of living together. You can find her third test site, Matters of Consequence, at UMass Boston.

Throughout a year-long exhibition, the campus community has the opportunity to host funded events that encourage collective action, community care and sustainability.

To learn more about Tuazon and Matters of Consequence, visit our website (link in bio) or check out the work in person!

Do you ever wish you could walk amongst the clouds? ☁️☁️☁️Better Angels, our traveling 2026 commission by Heather Kappl...
05/14/2026

Do you ever wish you could walk amongst the clouds? ☁️☁️☁️

Better Angels, our traveling 2026 commission by Heather Kapplow, is bringing all of the blissful vibes to Boston in the form of giant inflatables. Chat with friendly angels and have a heart-to-heart with a stranger at the project's first pop-up at Atlantic Wharf, June 26—28.

Learn more about Heather’s inspirations in our newest Journal post: https://www.thetriennial.org/journal/heather-kapplow-artist-profile

This year, we’re hosting two free event series to help you connect with the art in your city, and today you’re getting a...
05/11/2026

This year, we’re hosting two free event series to help you connect with the art in your city, and today you’re getting a sneak peek:

Triennial Art + Stroll
Whether you’re looking to see the neighborhood through new eyes, or just hoping to get out of the office during lunch, join our midday walking tours for a fresh perspective on Boston.

Let’s Talk
Let’s Talk events bring you into conversation with the minds behind the public art that exists all around you.

Stay tuned for exact dates. See you there!

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