Public Art Projects in Boston

This project will complement the construction of the new Adams Street Branch Library building.

This project will complement the renovation of the Roxbury community center.

The second of two projects to complement the renovation of BCYF Vine Street in Roxbury.

This community-initiated project will be located at the Mattapan Branch of the Boston Public Library.

The public artwork will complement the new Fire Station 42 in Roxbury.

This artist-driven project by Wen-ti Tsen will produce a long-term artwork in Chinatown.

We're commissioning an artist to create a short-term artwork for the exterior of Boston City Hall.

This is a community-initiated project honoring the survivors and victims of the Cocoanut Grove nightclub fire of 1942.

We're commissioning artists to create poetry, light projections, ground plane interventions, and a small sculpture series that honor community solidarity, empathy, and acknowledgment of loss.

This project will complement a renovation of Dewitt Playground at Madison Park High School in Roxbury.

This project will complement the construction of the new Engine 17 / Ladder 7 fire station in Dorchester.

We commissioned artist Curtis Williams to create an interior mural at the Faneuil Branch of the Boston Public Library in Brighton.

The goal of this project is to honor General Gourdin, Black veterans, and the Roxbury neighborhood.

The City of Boston commissioned artists Cristina Parreño Alonso and Amin Tadj to create a piece of public art at the intersection of Centre Street, Perkins Street, and Day Street in Hyde Square.

This is a community-initiated effort to install a monument to the great abolitionist and statesman Frederick Douglass in Roxbury.

We commissioned artists to create murals on three of the basketball courts at Malcolm X Park and a wall of the BCYF Shelburne in Roxbury.

This project will result in a series of accessible and unique artworks along the Ruggles Corridor in Roxbury.