Upcoming Events
Small Works
Clippership Wharf in collaboration with Atlantic Works Gallery invites you to Small Works by East Boston Artists.
Waterfront Reception April 10th from 6-8 PM.
Clip Art Gallery
36 Lewis St, East Boston, MA 02128
Inhabiting Space: Presence, Purpose, and Possibility
Inhabiting Space: Presence, Purpose, and Possibility brings together a diverse group of artists whose work reflects on the layered dimensions of space, not just as a physical site, but as a vessel for meaning, identity, and transformation. In this exhibition, space is considered fluid and alive: a place that shapes us as much as we shape it.
Through painting, sculpture, installation, photography, and mixed media, the artists engage with a range of environments, intimate, imagined, contested, or transitional. Some works explore architectural structures and domestic interiors, while others evoke the emotional or psychological territories we carry within us. In every case, the act of inhabiting becomes an inquiry into presence: how we show up, what we leave behind, and what we make possible.
The show also invites viewers to reflect on how creative presence transforms space. A gallery, once neutral and unmarked, becomes a living archive of artistic intent. In a broader sense, this exhibition offers a meditation on how we, as individuals and communities, claim, build, protect, and reimagine the spaces around us.
In a time when access to space is increasingly fragile and fraught, Inhabiting Space asserts the power of art to reclaim, redefine, and re-enchant the places we call our own.
EB Open Studios 2025
Explore the studios of the artists’ in the East Boston neighborhood.
Various locations across East Boston. Additional information to be published.
Harboring Creativity
The East Boston Artists Group presents Harboring Creativity: Launching East Boston Artists at the ICA Watershed. Featuring the work of 40 local emerging and established artists who live, work, or create in East Boston, this presentation is a wonderful reflection of the creativity and innovation of East Boston and the surrounding neighborhoods.
256 Marginal St, Boston, MA 02128
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Inspired by Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, this exhibition invites you to step into an enchanted world where love twists, reality bends, and creativity reigns. Artists explore themes of transformation, magic, and imagination through breathtaking works in fiber, ceramics, painting, photography, sculpture, and more.
Featuring over 50 participating artists, including:
Adèle Patnaude, Adrian Negenborn, Amalia Tagaris, Angelique Luro, Barbara Fletcher, Benjamin Archibald, Caroline Grossman, Cassie Doyon, Cathy Weaver Taylor, C E Morse, Derrick Te Paske, Dina Mordeno, Ellen Foust, Erica Licea-Kane, Fernando Fula, Fleur Thesmar, Francine Zaslow, Heather Binder, Janet Lincoln, John Haiduk, Julie Peck, Kat Masella, Kevin Dailor, Kris Laping, Lilian Skinner, Lisa Penny, Luana Almeida, Margaret Shipman, Maritza Ranero, Megan Mirasolo, Michael Benari, Michael Bourque, Paola Bidinelli, R. Douglass Rice, Raquel Fornasaro, Rebecca Skinner, Renee Bitinas, Samantha Paris Estes, Sepi Golestani, Sharon Whitham, Simone Scholes.
Guest Curated by Mariela Hardy
An experienced, culturally fluent arts professional, Mariela brings her international perspective and passion for community engagement to this show. Her curatorial approach highlights the transformative power of creativity across cultures and mediums.
Let yourself be transported. Meet the artists. Experience works you may never see again, many worthy of museum walls, right here in Boston’s SoWa Art + Design District.