Outdoor Art

Sucka Punch Graffiti Jam is a three-day festival celebrating the cultural and creative contributions of graffiti writers and artists.

Migration/Home is a public artwork organized by Brattleboro artist Jonathan Gitelson to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the signing of The Declaration of Independence. Gitelson commissioned the work from…    read more

What you see on the museum’s front lawn is part of a series of sculptures that enlarge vintage hand tools up to human scale. These works are not unlike the…    read more

Bob Boemig created Land Lift as part of a temporary, six-month exhibition in 1993, and it has graced the museum’s front lawn ever since.

During my working life I’ve shifted freely, back and forth, from artist to dry stone waller. With Rock Rest, I enjoyed the creative process so much that I built the piece twice; once in my Dummerston stone yard and once here beside the museum.

John Tagiuri created public art, primarily in and around the city of Boston, for over 25 years, specializing in community-focused permanent and temporary public sculptures and installations that rejuvenated inner-city parks and schoolyards and explored social issues.