STATIONed: A Response to a Climate of Restraint

August 30 – September 20, 2025

Opening reception September 6, 6pm - 8pm/Closing reception September 20th, 5pm - 7pm

Gallery Hours: Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 11am–5pm

The core theme of this show is to highlight the significance of the current political climate and its impact to the greater international student demographic within the United States. It is notable how administrators, professors, students, and artists became fearful of showing certain artworks on campuses, due to the unforeseen consequences that could result this past Spring 2025 semester. Second-guessing and self-censoring dominated some classroom environments and school-related projects, especially those that were specifically designed to support/promote activism and free speech.

This exhibit provides an opportunity for artists to display their artwork in an alternative artistic space, not weighed down by institutional pressures and administrative constraints, that might not have been shown (or created) during the Spring 2025 semester.

Featuring 13 artists (most having Boston Area university associations) and includes undergrads, grads, faculty, and independent artists.

Boston Cyberarts receives ongoing support from the Mass Cultural Council

CyberFrames: An open call

July 14 – September 20, 2025

Opening reception September 6, 6pm - 8pm/Closing reception September 20th, 5pm - 7pm

Gallery Hours: Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 11am–5pm

The first iteration of CyberFrames activates the front windows of the gallery, and is viewable from both the outside and within. In this exhibit, the general theme of Games/Gaming is addressed through a variety of approaches, such as aesthetics and process. This exhibit was originally intended to run only during our our Summer Game Development Workshop, but was extended, as a result of the wide variety of submissions received.

Artists were invited to submit experimental film, animation, video art, performance documentation, game documentation, functioning game URLs, etc.

Featuring over 50 artists! (including teams)

Boston Cyberarts receives ongoing support from the Mass Cultural Council