Partners + Locations

Across Boston, public art came to life through partnership. We couldn’t be more grateful for the courageous leaders who said yes to this ambitious project, starting first with the City of Boston.

Together, partners ranging from museums to community housing centers to performing arts organizations helped transform familiar spaces into points of connection—from Downtown to Dorchester.

MUSEUM PARTNERS

A black and white sketch of a person holding a small dog.
A group of cash and coins arranged on a white surface.
Stylized black and white logo combining the letters 'L', 'C', and 'A' in a modern design.
A black and white illustration of a man sitting at a desk, looking at a laptop, with a cup of coffee and some papers on the desk.
Text reading 'Tufts University Art Galleries, SMFA at Tufts, Boston' in large font with a dark background.

PARTNERS

COMMUNITY ADVISORY GROUP

A Community Advisory Group, compensated for their participation, shapes The Triennial 2025 and engages community members through diverse programming for all neighborhoods to enjoy.

  • Smiling woman with short hair, wearing a white blazer, black top, gold earrings, and a necklace, standing against a beige background.

    Olawumi Akinwumi

    Roxbury Community Captain

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  • Johane Alexis-Phanor

    Mattapan Community Captain

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  • A young woman standing on a sunny street lined with palm trees and colorful flowers, smiling at the camera, wearing a hijab, jeans, and a white shirt.

    Farah Lachmi

    East Boston Community Captain

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  • Magdiela Matta

    Roslindale and East Boston Community Captain

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  • A man with dark hair and a beard wearing a blue suit, white shirt, and dark tie, looking directly at the camera with a serious expression.

    Alfredo Muñoz

    South End Community Captain

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  • A woman with a big smile and dreadlocks, some dyed red, standing outdoors with pink flowers and green foliage in the background.

    Tanya Nixon-Silberg

    Roxbury and Jamaica Plain Community Captain

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  • A young man with a beard and buzz cut hairstyle wearing a white traditional African shirt with green and white details, gold African map necklace, and an earring, looking to his left against a greenish background.

    Edosa Osemwegie

    Mattapan Community Captain

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  • Close-up portrait of a young woman with long, wavy dark hair, smiling, wearing a gray shirt and maroon cardigan against a neutral background.

    Audrey Seraphin

    Allston Community Captain

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  • A woman with short blonde hair and glasses, wearing a sleeveless dark shirt and necklaces, posing indoors in a kitchen.

    Anny Thach

    Dorchester Community Captain

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  • Black and white close-up portrait of a young smiling Asian man with short dark hair, wearing a dark jacket, against a blurred background with bokeh lights.

    Long Tong

    Roslindale and Jamaica Plain Community Captain

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  • Sean Webster

    Roxbury Community Captain

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Map of Boston with numbered locations indicated by yellow markers, including neighborhoods like Charlestown, East Boston, Downtown, Fenway-Kenmore, Roxbury, Dorchester, and Mattapan, along with bodies of water and major roads.

Triennial 2025: The Exchange activated more than 20 sites across Boston. Although these artworks are no longer on view, their impact continues to shape larger conversations about how contemporary art is made and experienced in a city.