This is a list of artist organizations and workshops located in the greater Boston area:
East Boston Artists Group
We are a community of artists located in historic East Boston, a growing and vibrant arts destination. Founded in 2000, the East Boston Artists Group (EBAG) supports and connects local artists and showcases their work in such events as Open Studios, Holiday Open Houses, and other exhibits within and outside of the neighborhood.Atlantic Works
The Atlantic Works Gallery, composed of 29 members of the thriving East Boston Artist Group (EBAG), is a manifestation of this trend.HarborArts
HarborArts creates and presents public art as a platform for dialogue. Through the installation of monumental artworks and creative activations, we are cultivating community at the intersection of public art and activism.Gallery 263
Gallery 263 is a nonprofit creative space committed to advancing contemporary art. Our conceptually driven exhibitions and enriching community programming foster the lifelong engagement of artists and visitors.Griffin Museum
The Griffin Museum of Photography is a nonprofit organization dedicated solely to the art of photography.A nonprofit art exhibition space showcasing the work of local artists, contributing to Chelsea's growing arts and culture scene.
An art gallery featuring unique photographic works, including the 'Metal on Metal' series by Joe Greene.
Supports public programs that promote excellence, access, education, and diversity in the arts, humanities, and sciences in Chelsea.
Developed to build synergy and awareness among artists and art organizations in the Chelsea area.
An award-winning, cutting-edge local theater housed in one of Chelsea's most historic buildings.
StoveFactory Gallery
The AGC's StoveFactory Gallery is the only non-profit art gallery in Charlestown, a Boston neighborhood rooted deep in history. Our volunteer AGC Gallery Committee holds three annual open and public Calls-to-Artists for themed group exhibitions that attract artists and audiences from all over the Greater Boston area. In addition, the committee hosts AGC Artist Member solo/duo/group exhibits. The AGC-sponsored exhibitions are free and open to the public to attend.