About the Artist Studios

The Artist Studios at the Boston Center for the Arts are dedicated to providing affordable workspace and a supportive environment to artists in all disciplines, and at all stages of artistic development. Artists working in studios at the BCA include painters, printmakers, sculptors, filmmakers, craftspeople, writers, performing artists and other art-related organizations.

The building includes fifty work-only studios for artists and arts organizations (studios are not live-in spaces). Studio sizes range from 110 sq ft to 1500 sq ft.

Artists and arts organizations are selected and placed in studios at the BCA through an application and jury-­review process as studios become available.

If you would like more information on the Artist Studios or are interested in applying for a studio, please download the application instructions.



Al Shapiro PDF Print E-mail

Studio 209
At the BCA since 1994

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Working with acrylic paints and pallet knives, Shapiro has been able to uncover a new, ever-changing style of painting. “The Pallet Knife Series”, for example, incorporates metallic, interference, iridescent and opalescent acrylics producing altered light reflections. Also used are sand, mortar, grout, pumice stone, and glass beads for the creation of texture.

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Miriam Shenitzer PDF Print E-mail

Studio 314
At the BCA since 1997

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Shenitzer enjoys making art that makes people laugh.

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Jim Cambronne PDF Print E-mail

Studio 310

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Cambronne’s work explores a dialogue among diverse practices, including Native American, Persian and De Stijl, referencing both decorative and fine art traditions. Cambronne was born in South Dakota and spent his earliest years on a reservation, where his father was a surveyor for the Department of the Interior. Later Cambronne received an M.F.A. in painting from Yale in 1985, where he also studied semiotics with Sebastian Shaumyan. The cross-pollination between a Native American aesthetic and belief and a high modernism is a key to understanding Cambronne’s enterprise.

 
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