Programs and Galleries
Fort Point Artists pioneered the open studios concept in the Greater Boston area, inviting the public into their studios for the first time in 1980. Today, in addition to our long-standing commitment to Open Studios, FPAC operates two galleries, coordinates an Art Lending program and offers other opportunities to increase the visibility of Member’s work or performances.
Creative Speaker Series
A five-part evening event spotlighting a diverse range of creatives: filmmakers, artists, writers, dancers, storytellers. The presenters will show their work, process, answer questions, invite audience participation.
Art Lending
FPAC offers a corporate art-lending program, art commissioning, and sales. We work with our clients and artists so that specific needs and expectations are being met.
FPAC Art Space
The FPAC Art Space at the Envoy facilitates conversation and engagement with contemporary culture through exhibitions that stimulate reflection, lectures and talks that encourage cross-cultural dialogue, and workshops that provide artistic skills for creative problem solving.
70A Sleeper Street, Boston
The Gallery at Atlantic Wharf
FPAC programs and manages The Gallery at Atlantic Wharf a venue for all visual media, with regular openings, gallery talks, and other educational outreach events.
290 Congress Street, Boston
Fort Point Open Studios
FPAC organizes every October, the Fort Point Open Studios – Boston’s original open studios – where Fort Point artists and visiting artists open their studio doors to the public. Free art workshops and music perfomances are part of the programming.
FPAC Harbor Harmonies
The FPAC Harbor Harmonies Concert Series is a curated program showcasing classical, jazz, folk, and world music performed by accomplished foreign-born Boston-based artists.
The Story Of An Artist
The Story of An Artist follows themes that many artists may face – feeling lost, belonging, and finding yourself. Each evening showcases poets that evoke an emotional pull; singers who provide a sense of soul and compassion; rappers who exemplify elite lyricism; and beats that will move the audience.
Public Art
In the past, FPAC has funded and facilitated temporary public art in Fort Point and Floating Art on the Fort Point Channel. With proper funding, this program may be revived in the future.
Past Programming
FPAC Podcast
In celebration of 45 years of art in Fort Point, FPAC is interviewing members who have been a part of our Community since its founding. Listen as we hear members’ memories from the past, projects happening today, and visions for the future.
Past Programming