FPAC Art Space is a contemporary arts venue at 70A Sleeper St in Boston’s Fort Point. Run by the Fort Point Arts Community, it connects visitors with work across painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, book arts and digital media. Children can make art in the Art Studio, exploring shapes, colors and tools, or tackle the New Balance Foundation Climb, a three-story sculpture that combines climbing with a puzzle. Check FPAC’s event calendar for exhibitions, talks, performances and workshops during your visit.
A Fort Point arts community
The Fort Point Arts Community has operated FPAC Art Space since its founding in 1980. Its wider community includes more than 300 artists working in different media, many based in historic warehouse buildings in Fort Point.
The gallery’s program spans painting, photography, sculpture, design, ceramics, jewelry, book arts and digital media. Exhibitions and events can include talks, performances and screenings. Check FPAC’s event calendar to see what is scheduled during your visit.
Art activities for children
The Art Studio gives children a place to experiment with shapes, colors, tools and forms through making their own work. The New Balance Foundation Climb adds a physical challenge: its three-story climbing sculpture combines climbing with puzzle-solving.
FPAC Art Space is at 70A Sleeper St, along Boston’s waterfront. The gallery has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and restroom.
FAQ
Where is FPAC Art Space?
It is at 70A Sleeper St in Boston’s Fort Point, along the waterfront.
What can children do at FPAC Art Space?
Children can make art in the Art Studio and climb the three-story New Balance Foundation Climb, which includes puzzle elements.
Is FPAC Art Space wheelchair accessible?
The entrance and restroom are wheelchair accessible.
