Boston Sculptors Gallery in Boston, MA | Gallery and Museum Exhibits

Boston Sculptors Gallery

Boston Sculptors is a landmark cooperative and has served as an alternative venue for exciting, innovative solo sculpture exhibitions since 1992. It is Boston’s premier venue for sculpture, featuring exciting and varied contemporary work by Boston area artists. Gallery membership has expanded to 28 exhibiting sculptors including returning members and a stable of new members.
This gallery is unusual in that it exclusively shows sculpture in a large space which is transformed every month by two of the twenty-eight members of this group. This gallery has won the acclaim of the Boston Globe art critic, Christine Temin, who listed it in her 1992 "Ten Best in the Visual Arts." In 1995 Boston Magazine honored the gallery as the "Best Suburban Gallery in Boston". Nick Capasso, Associate Curator of the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park says, "The Boston Sculptors Gallery, one of the few cooperative sculpture galleries in the country, is among the most stimulating venues for three-dimensional contemporary art in the Northeast."
Representing / Showing the following Artists:
Laura Baring-Gould, Lorey Bonanate, Murray Dewart, Laura Evans, Christopher Frost, Beth Galston, Peter Haines, Jim Henderson, Charles Jones, Niho Kozuru, Peter Lipsitt, Michelle Lougee, David Phillips, Larry Pollans, Nancy Selvage, Robert Schelling, Pat Shannon, Julia Shepley, Maggie Stark, Margaret Swan, Marilu Swett, Ann Torke, William Wainwright, Kitty Wales, Ellen Wetmore, Joseph Wheelwright, Leslie Wilcox, and Dan Wills
Director: Ellen Wetmore
We are located at 486 Harrison Avenue between Thayer Street and Randolph Street in the SOWA District (between Bernard Toale Gallery and Mario Diacono Gallery/Ars Libri).
Hours: Oct-Jun: Wednesday-Sunday 1-5:30