The Art Walk Project Collaborates with Boston Public Art Triennial for Inaugural “Triennial 2025: The Exchange ”
The Art Walk Project joins over 75 organizations in supporting the Boston Public Art Triennial to bring public art and programing to 21 public spaces across Boston
Boston, MA (May 22, 2025) – The Art Walk Project is thrilled to announce its collaboration with the inaugural Boston Public Art Triennial for Triennial 2025: The Exchange. Opening to the public on May 22nd, the Triennial takes place throughout 21 outdoor spaces and publicly accessible sites that remain on view through October 31, 2025.
Curated by Artistic Director Pedro Alonzo and Curator Tess Lukey, Triennial 2025: The Exchange, encourages collaboration between artists and local experts to spark dialogue around issues shaping Boston and the world.
“It is exciting to be part of a city wide celebration that encourages us to continue exploring our community and engage with new pieces of public art as a way to foster dialogue and build new connections,” said Julia Swanson Creative Director and Owner of The Art Walk Project.
The Triennial is a city-wide celebration of public art exploring themes of indigeneity, climate, health, and shared humanity. Spanning neighborhoods across the city—including East Boston, Charlestown, Dorchester, Roxbury, Mattapan, Downtown, Back Bay, Fenway, and Cambridge—Triennial 2025 offers free, open-to-all programming throughout its six-month run.
The Art Walk Project is one of over 75 partners supporting Triennial 2025.
"Together, we are creating a platform for innovative dialogue and artistic exploration that reaches across Boston's communities, making public art accessible and engaging for all” said Marguerite Wynter, director of partnerships and engagement at Boston Public Art Triennial. “The magnitude of our impact is made possible by the commitment of the individuals and organizations who are helping us bring the Triennial to life.”
“The Triennial signifies a pivotal moment in Boston’s transformation into a leading public art city," said Kate Gilbert, executive director of the Boston Public Art Triennial. "This evolution is driven by the incredible collaborations with museums, institutions, and the incredible partners that all play an integral role in this landmark exhibition.”
The Triennial opens public spaces for dialogue through the lens of public art. With hundreds of events—from interdisciplinary conversations to multi-generational programs—there are opportunities for audiences of all ages to experience and engage with these transformative public art commissions, all free of charge.
For a full list of Triennial 2025 partners, visit: thetriennial.org/partners.
ABOUT THE ART WALK PROJECT
The Art Walk Project is a series of self guided tours that explore creativity in the community through public art. With 27 miles of Art Walk spread across 13 different neighborhoods The Art Walk Project aims to provide a new lens through which individuals can engage with community and explore public spaces.
ABOUT BOSTON PUBLIC ART TRIENNIAL
Boston Public Art Triennial is the city’s first and only public art organization dedicated to supporting artists and communities in bold, contemporary, public art. The Triennial’s mission is to foster relationships between artists and the public to create bold public art experiences that open minds, conversations, and spaces across Boston, resulting in a more open, equitable, and vibrant city.
For a map of the Triennial sites, please click here.
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