The Boston Public Library (BPL) today announced Revolutionary Art: Art and Social Change, a year-long celebration of how art has shaped and inspired social change in the United States. This marks the second installment of Road to Revolution, a three-year thematic series leading up to the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution.
Through an exciting mix of programs, exhibitions, and highlights from BPL’s collections, Revolutionary Art explores how art sparks transformation, celebrates creativity, and influences the future. From visual arts and performances to discussions and displays, this series honors art’s power to drive social progress.
Throughout 2025, the BPL will feature booklists, host special events across branches, and highlight notable items in the BPL collections. The full list of programs, updated throughout the year, can be found at bpl.org/events. Upcoming highlights include: [...]
[...] Lowell Lecture Series
A thought-provoking talk from Dread Scott, an acclaimed artist whose work addresses themes of oppression, resistance, and liberation, as well as insights from renowned cultural organizers, a discussion with an Academy Award-winning costume designer, and a vibrant celebration of the art of drag.
Wednesday, June 18, 2025, 4:30 PM (EDT)
