BSG Box 2007

Don’t miss this opportunity to own a collection of works by Boston’s finest sculptors.The Boston Sculptors Gallery is pleased to present our fourth box set collaboration, BSG2007, available in a limited edition of ten. <More>

The Boston Sculptors Catalog

We are pleased to announce the Boston Sculptors Catalog for 2004-2006, featuring a forward written by Nick Capasso, curator of the Decordova Museum. $20. Get your copy at the gallery or online from Lulu.com: http://www.lulu.com/content/178081

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Gallery Hours
We are open Wednesday through Sunday 12p.m. - 6 p.m, except major holidays.

Parking
Validated parking is available behind the gallery.

Accessibility
We are wheelchair accessible via the parking lot & elevator at the rear of the gallery.

Opening Receptions
Receptions are the First Friday of every month, 5:00-8:00 p.m. Openings at other times will be listed at the top of the page.

Call Us
We can be reached by callling 617-482-7781. Jean Mineo is in Tuesdays. For directions, click here.

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Upcoming:

May 21 - June 22

Matthew Hincman, Bench at Jamaica Pond, 2006

MCC Grant Recipients in Sculpture

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• Congratulations to Niho Kozuru. She will be featured in the Decordova Museum and Sculpture Park's Annual. <More>

Where else can you see the Boston Sculptors?

• David Phillips installed "Greetings From Planet Wok", a bronze sculpture, April 08 at the MGH Yawkey Cancer Center Healing Garden. Intended for small children, doctors like it too. In a first encounter aliens meet earthlings. The ufo is composed of two woks sandwiched while the creatures and space travellers are made from doctor's latex gloves injected with plaster. One alien has a stethoscope and the other an examination lamp.

• This July, David Phillips will show new iron powder on aluminum wall pieces at the Ferrin Gallery, Pittsfield MA. In September he will exhibit "Down The Rabbit Hole" at Vitale/Caturano Gallery, Charlestown, MA.

• Jim Henderson is part of a group show at Y.E.S. Gallery in Warren R.I.

• Joseph Wheelwright has an exhibition of stone carvings opening Saturday June 5, at the Carving Studio in West Rutland, VT details at www.carvingstudio.org.

• Nancy Selvage has recently completed Water Wall, a permanent public artwork for a new park at Trolley Square in North Cambridge, commissioned by the Cambridge Arts Council. For more info visit the Cambridge Arts Council website.

• Laura Evans, Tory Fair, and Kenneth Speiser, have been commissioned by the Cambridge Arts Council’s Public Art Program to create sculptural responses to a standard piece of urban furniture, the tradational park bench for Harvard Street Park. For more info visit the Cambridge Arts Council website.

• Laura Baring-Gould recently completed the Edward Everett Square Clapp Pear, 700 Columbia Rd., Dorchester, MA. She has also been honored with a Fulbright Award to make art and teach in Thailand for the 2007-08 academic year.

• Congratulations to Laura Evans who has recieved an award from the International Association of Art Critics (AICA) New England chapter for her exhibition Laura Evans: Seeing Red at the Boston Sculptors Gallery. Ms. Evans was honored at this year’s sixth annual awards ceremony in February.  

• Leslie Wilcox is part of a group show, "Dress Redress" at the Kniznick Gallery, in The Women's Studies Research Center, at Brandies University, Waltham, MA. She is building a new site-specific piece: "Big Britches II" among a small stand of trees adjacent to the main door of the Woman's Studies Building. Dates of show: June 16th - Sept. 25th, 2008, opening reception and artist's panel, Thursday, June 19th 5-7pm.

• Kitty Wales is the First Place Grant Recipient 2007, from Virginia A. Groot Foundation. She will also have a solo show in July at New Era Gallery, Vinalhaven, Maine.

• A major exhibition of Wheelwright’s large tree figures, ranging to 30 feet tall, will open in the Spring of 2008 at Fruitlands Museum in Harvard, Massachusetts. For more information about the Fruitlands exhibition call: Maud Ayson at 978-456-3924.

• The Massachusetts Convention Center Authority Art Program is proud to showcase sculptures from three of the Boston Sculptors talented artists: Murray Dewart, Joseph Wheelwright and Peter Decamp Haines. They will be featured from now until the end of June, 2008 at the Boston Convention and Exhibtion Center. Look for them on Level Two near the Westin Skywalk! For more information please visit the following links: MCCA Internet: http://www.massconvention.com/about_new2.html.

• Harvard University purchased a large bronze by Murray Dewart called "Sun Gate" and it is now installed in the McKinlock Courtyard of Leverett House. There is also work by Dewart in the permanent collections of the Harvard University Art Museums and the Harvard Theater Collections.

• Beth Galston has won a competition for a new public art project: Jamaica Plain Centre/South Main Streets Public Art Project, in Boston. In addition, she has been selected as a finalist for two other projects, that are currently in proposal development phase: the Deer Valley Water Treatment Plant, Phoenix, AZ and the Denver Zoo/City Park Project, Denver CO.

• Artist Robert Schelling cast seven bronze relief sculptures for the three gateways to Gold Star Mothers Park on Gore Street in East Cambridge. In the artist's words, his sculptures "celebrate forms that accompany us in the moment, that we all share in nature, culture, sports, and our daily lives." More info at the Cambridge Arts Council website.