Boston Sculptors Gallery is an intimate art gallery in Boston’s BACON’S BUILDING at 486 Harrison Ave. Its exhibitions bring together sculpture by local artists, from large installations to collections of smaller works. Exhibiting artists change every five weeks, so the work on view changes regularly. Free artist receptions give you a chance to meet the people behind the pieces, with food and wine served. Browse the gallery’s library of past exhibition catalogs for more context on the art.
Sculpture by local artists
The gallery presents work by local artists in an intimate setting. Exhibitions include large installations as well as groups of smaller artworks, giving the space room for different approaches to sculpture.
The artists change every five weeks, so the exhibition on view is regularly refreshed. Check the gallery’s website to see what is currently showing.
Receptions and past catalogs
Artist receptions are a chance to meet the people whose work is on display. Entry is free, and food and wine are served at these events. Check ahead for reception details if you want to visit when artists are present.
The gallery also has a library of previous exhibition catalogs. Use it to look back at past shows and find more information about the works and artists.
Preguntas frecuentes
Is Boston Sculptors Gallery free to visit?
The gallery is described as having free entry. Artist receptions are also free.
How often do the artists change?
The gallery rotates its exhibiting artists every five weeks.
Can you meet the artists at the gallery?
Artist receptions offer a chance to meet the artists. Food and wine are served at these events.
