Betty Greene Apartments
In Roxbury, MA, art_works developed an art program for a 100% affordable, transit-oriented housing complex that honors the legacy of community advocate Betty Greene.
Steven J. Cabral, Ineffable Patterns #8, 2021. Acrylic, crayon, colored pencil, flashe on canvas. © Steven J. Cabral. Installation photography by Jane Messinger.
Alexan Peabody
In partnership with Utile, art_works developed a succinct and welcoming art program for a real estate project in Peabody, MA, supporting a broader design vision to make people feel at home.
Mary Hughes, Tondo no. 1-3, 2024. Oil on panel. © Mary Hughes. Installation photography by Jane Messinger.
Blue Cross Blue Shield x Camp Harbor View
When Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBSMA) moved to the Prudential Center, art_works helped leverage the company's surplus art holdings to broaden its commitment to local communities.
TD Garden
When the Boston Bruins made the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2019, art_works teamed up with the legendary NHL franchise to create a hall of portraits of its current players, which became one of TD Garden's Hidden Hallways.
Radian Boston
In partnership with Radian Boston, art_works co-created an art program spanning the building's lobby and resident amenity spaces in tandem with a larger design refresh led by RODE Architects.
Michael Zachary, Shoreline, 2024. Acrylic on panel. 54” x 54” © Michael Zachary. Photography by Flaunt Boston.
Stephen Proski, The Serpentine Kiss, 2024. Ceramic installation. 146” x 486. © Stephen Proski. Photography by Flaunt Boston.
Prentiss House
Amidst the landmark restoration and official reopening of Prentiss House in Cambridge, MA, art_works collaborated with Live Thatch Boston to design a hyper-local art program for the historic inn with an enduring presence.
Cicely Carew, Fête, 2018. Print on archival paper. 20 x 15 inches. © Cicely Carew.
art_works x Google
art_works partners with Google to source and commission artworks of all scales and mediums, highlighting emerging local artists across multiple office locations.
Arnaud Leclerc, choreographic movements/mouvements chorégraphiques, 2022. Spray paint on laser-cut aluminum. © Arnaud Leclerc. Photography by Katya Konioukhova, courtesy of Google LLC.