Ed Shay, Acadian Gyro
Ed Shay creates his work through a process of looking internally to facilitate self-discovery.
Ed Shay creates his work through a process of looking internally to facilitate self-discovery.
Since the 1970s, Maren Hassinger has explored the complexities of human connection and community through sculpture, performance, video and graphic work.
In the early 1840s, Amos Bronson Alcott had an idea. He imagined a simple life based on core principles of Transcendentalism—that people are inherentl...
September events at sites South of Boston
Huff and a Puff installed
Recruiting for Utopia: Print and the Imagination considers the influence of printed matter on Utopian thought in 1840s New England
Fusing flat images with three-dimensional forms, Letha Wilson’s photographic reliefs sculptures examine the intersection of architecture and nature.
The new Coastal Education Center at Crane Beach reflects The Trustees' commitment to coastal resiliency.
Fifty-six gardens across eight Boston neighborhoods transform city landscapes and build community.
The sculptures radiate energy and awkwardness, with poses punctuated by electric coloring and imposing height.