Artist opportunities

Interested in Showing your work at the Piano Craft Gallery?

View our listings below of currently open artist opportunities. Please contact the gallery with any questions at:

operations@pianocraftgallery.com

Exhibition programming is made possible from the generous donations of the community as well as the Boston and Massachusetts Cultural Councils as well as the Wagner Foundation.

Our shows run on two to four-week cycles with opening receptions typically held on the first weekend of the show. We also host weekend pop-up exhibitions several times per year.

Exhibitions are selected from a pool of submissions each year and our board of directors ensure that we are representing the diversity of the greater Boston area.

At this time, exhibiting artists are responsible for gallery sitting during their exhibitions on Fridays 6-8PM, Saturdays 12-5PM, and Sundays 12-5PM.

Piano Craft Gallery has just closed its call for exhibitions for 2025. Please check back here for future exhibition opportunities. 

In exchange for a donation, Our exhibitions team is available to consult and assist with the following:

  • Jurying

  • Curating

  • Installation

  • Receptions

  • Graphic Design

EMAIL US:

Email our Exhibitions Coordinator

Kamal Ahmad: kahmad@pianocraftgallery.com

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This program is supported in part by grants from the Boston Cultural Council and administered by the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture in addition to support from the Massachusetts Cultural Council. 

This program is supported by the neighborhood and downtown activation grant from the mayor’s office of arts and culture and the city of boston. 

This program is supported by the wagner foundation.