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Gateway Arts

by Gateway Arts / Vinfen

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About

Located at 62 Harvard Street in Brookline, Massachusetts, Gateway Arts is operated by Vinfen, a leading human-services nonprofit, and has earned international recognition as a model for professional-level support to artists with disabilities. The center is open to the public Tuesday through Saturday and features an accessible gallery and craft store showcasing work by resident artists.

What It Does

Gateway Arts provides ongoing professional art instruction, fully accessible studio space, and complete gallery representation to its resident artists. Works are exhibited in museums, galleries, and public collections around the world, and artists receive a significant share of every sale through Gateway's in-person gallery and online store.

Who It Helps

Adults with intellectual, developmental, and psychiatric disabilities in the Greater Boston area who are building sustained studio art practices and seeking professional gallery representation within mainstream art contexts.

Who it helps

intellectual-developmental
psychiatric
physical

Details

Featured
Cost
Free
Platforms
Web
in-person
Age groups
  • Adult (26+)

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