Exhibitions in Boston

July 2027

July at a glance: 0 exhibitions opening, 1 closing, and 4 more on view across the city.

Kawada Kikuji, LUCKY STRIKE (Rakkīsutoraiku), from the series Chizu (The Map), 1959–65, gelatin silver print

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Still from sweat variant, a moving-image installation by Okwui Okpokwasili and Peter Born

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Jennifer Tee, Tampan Ship of Souls, a tulip-petal collage work

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Work by Betty, George, or Francesca Woodman from the exhibition Still growing and blooming

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Brooke Stewart installation referencing a Boston sports court, on the Fineberg Art Wall

Closing in July

Kawada Kikuji: Chizu (The Map)18 Jul 2027
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Kawada Kikuji's 1965 photobook Chizu, in which Coca-Cola bottles, ruined fortresses and the stained walls of the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Dome resist any single narrative of postwar Japan.

Also on through July

sweat variant: Okwui Okpokwasili and Peter Bornto 1 Aug 2027
Institute of Contemporary Art / Boston
A moving-image installation on transmission, absence and grief by the collaborative duo, with periodic in-gallery performances. Fotene Demoulas Gallery.
Jennifer Teeto 1 Aug 2027
Institute of Contemporary Art / Boston
Amsterdam-based Jennifer Tee's first US solo museum show: tulip-petal collages, textiles, ceramics and performance tracing her father's migration from Indonesia. Buttenwieser Gallery.
"Still growing and blooming": Betty, George, and Francesca Woodmanto 6 Sept 2027
Institute of Contemporary Art / Boston
Fifty years of ceramics, painting and photography by three generations of one artistic family. Evans and Conway Galleries.
Brooke Stewartto 19 Mar 2028
Institute of Contemporary Art / Boston
A new installation on the material history of Boston's sports courts, past and present. Sandra and Gerald Fineberg Art Wall.

Image credits

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Kawada Kikuji: Chizu (The Map)Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
sweat variant: Okwui Okpokwasili and Peter BornPhoto by Ava Pellor
Jennifer TeeCourtesy the artist and Tina Kim Gallery, New York. Photo by Hyunjung Rhee. © Jennifer Tee
"Still growing and blooming": Betty, George, and Francesca WoodmanCourtesy of Institute of Contemporary Art / Boston
Brooke StewartCourtesy of Institute of Contemporary Art / Boston

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