Boston Public Art Triennial

Signaling the new focus of N+T with a new name and look! Effective today, we are the Boston Public Art Triennial as we prepare for an audacious first for Boston. Opening in 2025, the Boston Public Art Triennial is curated by Pedro H. Alonzo and Terese Lukey and is free and accessible to all. Our Executive Director, Kate Gilbert, shares, “The launch of the first Boston Public Art Triennial marks a significant milestone in redefining Boston as an open and equitable public art city, celebrating our dynamic civic and cultural life, while welcoming international audiences for artistic exchange.” Our name has evolved but our mission to open minds, conversations, and spaces remains. The Triennial 2025 builds on the continuation of annual programs of finding and fostering artists via the Public Art Accelerator and Lot Lab. We are so grateful for all of our longtime supporters and are excited for you to join us for our next chapter in opening up Boston. Visit our website to learn more about Boston Public Art Triennial at https://lnkd.in/d52Vb5Af New visual identity and website design by Siena Scarff Design #BostonPublicArtTriennial #BOSTriennial #PublicArtCity

ONE WEEK REMAINS 🌱 to experience Accelerator Cohort 6 artist Nelly Kate's installation 'Into the Ground, Into the Body', a somatic experience for the public to engage with sound across the senses through visualizations and vibration. Visitors are invited to activate sonic frequencies that resonate through the back of a bench and generate waveforms in a water fountain. This project uses inaudible frequencies as an alternative modality for restoration and healing while simultaneously decentering hearing experience. 📧 Subscribe to our newsletter to stay up-to-date on public art in Boston: https://lnkd.in/dwuEcFcn 🔗 Learn more about 'Into the Ground, Into the Body': https://lnkd.in/eYk7sRuc 📸: Cameron Kincheloe 1: NK tired but content. 2: Fountain tray with Faraday waves 3: Spontaneous collective moment 4: Luis + neighbor experience the bench [Alt-text Embedded] #BostonPublicArtTriennial #PublicArtCity #Accelerator #AcceleratorCohort6 #Accelerator2024 #ArtInstallation #BostonArtist. #FreeBostonEvent #PublicArt #IGIB #PublicArtAccelerator #somatics #sound #DeafGain #DeafPower #SoundInstallation

"Our hope is not only to invite local artists into the closed-loop system of producing public art, but also into the system of a triennial, to learn what it is to be in a citywide festival.” #ICYMI The three Triennial Accelerator artists Alison Croney Moses, Andy Li, and Evelyn Rydz steal the show in this Boston Globe article. Check it out to learn more about how each artist arrived in the Accelerator program and what they're looking forward to in Boston's FIRST EVER triennial. 🔗 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gJi9u8f4 📧 Don't miss Triennial news! Subscribe to our newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/dwuEcFcn Thank you to Julian Sorapuru for this insightful and illuminating article about the Triennial Accelerators ✨ #BostonPublicArtTriennial #PublicArtCity #LotLab #ArtInstallation #BostonArtist #Accelerator

Experience the power of now in Andy Li's phenomenal work. One of three Boston-based artists participating in the Triennial Accelerator, Andy creates interdisciplinary masterpieces that reflect both the mundane and monumental moments we experience every day. 🔗 Learn more about Andy and his work at the link in bio 📧 Subscribe to our newsletter to stay up-to-date on the upcoming Triennial #BostonPublicArtTriennial #PublicArtCity #LotLab #ArtInstallation #BostonArtist #Accelerator

Reflecting on the relationship between our personal histories and our shared ecosystems, Triennial Accelerator artist Evelyn Rydz is no stranger to creating site-responsive, community-based artwork. From immigration and public health to ancestral foods and the meaning of home, Evelyn's participatory artwork reimagines our interconnected histories. 🔗 Learn more about Evelyn and her work at the link in bio 📧 Subscribe to our newsletter to stay up-to-date on the upcoming Triennial #BostonPublicArtTriennial #PublicArtCity #LotLab #ArtInstallation #BostonArtist #Accelerator

Get to know Triennial Accelerator Alison Croney Moses, whose stunning woodwork engages all your senses! From her examinations of Black motherhood to her incorporation of traditional furniture-building techniques, Alison's wide-ranging practice has us delighted and intrigued. 🔗 Learn more about Alison and her work at the link in bio 📧 Subscribe to our newsletter to stay up-to-date on the upcoming Triennial #BostonPublicArtTriennial #PublicArtCity #LotLab #ArtInstallation #BostonArtist #Accelerator

Celebrate #IndigenousPeoplesDay with past works by Indigenous artists in the 2025 Triennial. Nicholas Galanin, Cannupa Hanska Luger, and New Red Order are all bringing potent works of public art to Boston in 2025 to remind us that we are on #NativeLand 📧 Want to learn more about these artists? We share conversations with Triennial artists in our monthly eNewsletter: https://lnkd.in/dwuEcFcn 📸: Nicholas Galanin, 'Never Forget', Photo by Lance Gerber; Cannupa Hanska Luger, 'New Myth', Future Ancestral Technologies, 2021, Courtesy of the artist; New Red Order, 'Dexter and Sinister', 2023, Installation View at New Red Order: The World's UnFair, Image courtesy of New Red Order and Creative Time, Photo by Cesarin Mateo #BostonPublicArtTriennial #PublicArtCity #IndigenousArt #IndigenousArtist #NicholasGalanin #CannupaHanskaLuger #NewRedOrder #NewRedOrderPresents #IndigenousPeoples #LandBack

"Being a part of the world is an invitation and an opportunity to liberate ourselves from our ridiculous human constructs." Dig into belonging, indigeneity, and liberation with Triennial 2025 artist Cannupa Hanska Luger in this month's Triennial artist spotlight in the Journal. 📖 Read the full conversation here: https://lnkd.in/eKHeyQkJ 📧 Subscribe to our newsletter to never miss a Journal post! 📸: [1] Cannupa Hanska Luger, 'This Is Not A Snake / The One Who Checks & The One Who Balances', 2017-2020, Courtesy of the artist; Cannupa Hanska Luger © 2023 Gabe Fermin [3] Cannupa Hanska Luger, '(Be)longing', 2019 © Kate Russel Photography #BostonPublicArtTriennial #BOSTriennial #PublicArtCity #CannupaHanskaLuger #FutureAncestralTechnologies #IndigenousArt #IndigenousArtist

Ever wonder what the world looks like from a worm's perspective? A bird's? A ladybug's? Join Accelerator Cohort 6 artist Sobek for the unveiling of his eco-installation 'Return to Nature' next Saturday in partnership with The Food Project! Let's reflect on our role in the ecosystem by looking from the perspectives of the creatures who are essential to it. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eFzSZV_r 📅 Saturday, October 12, 1 — 3 PM 📍 42 Langdon Street, Roxbury, MA, 02119 🎟️ Free and open to all #BostonPublicArtTriennial #PublicArtCity #ReturntoNatureBOS #PublicArtBoston #Accelerator #AcceleratorCohort6 #Accelerator2024 #ArtInstallation #BostonArtist #FamilyFriendly #FamilyEvents #FreeBostonEvent #PublicArt

Are you passionate about making Boston a more open city? Do you agree that community is a catalyst for connection? Join us on Thursday, October 10 for our All-Partner Open House to learn how your organization can become a Triennial program partner! We will provide program partnership criteria and share ways you can collaborate with us. Plus, the Triennial’s curators will be there to talk about the upcoming exhibition's theme! Register here: https://lnkd.in/d-YyWHp4 📅 Thursday, October 10, 6 — 7:30 PM 📍 The NonProfit Center, West Room, 89 South Street, Boston, MA, 02111 📸: Annielly Camargo #BostonPublicArtTriennial #BOSTriennial #PublicArtCity #ArtInstallation #PublicArt