Current Art Exhibits

 

Wakelin Room & James E. Mahoney Foyer

Boston Camera Club Members’ Photography Exhibition


Jackie’s Room & Commons Display Cases

“Building an Inclusive Community Through Leo’s Art” – Museum of Leo’s Art

ARTIST BIO: Leo, a youth artist with an autism diagnosis, enjoys creating seasonal scenes, vehicles of all kinds, animals and various landscapes.  While drawing is his first love, Leo is very creative at using shapes and other materials, morphing them into various objects. During the pandemic, art was one of Leo’s primary activities.  Through his artwork, he remembered many things he loved but couldn’t do because of social distancing.  All proceeds from the sale of Leo’s art support the autism community.  Leo’s exhibits create tremendous inclusion opportunities, giving him a sense of accomplishment and pride while building his resume.  He truly thinks the South Boston Street Festival we exhibited at in 2021 was his own personal art show! Leo attends the League School for Autism in Walpole, MA, and he strives to progress each day to live his best life. 

ARTIST STATEMENT: “I like doing so many things with art.  I like it because it’s so much fun.  I make art out of crayons, markers, paint and paper.  I like drawing A LOT of vehicles like cars, fire trucks, police cars and boats.  I like to use many colors, but I like red the best.  I like having my art shows because I see all the things I have made.  I hope it makes people happy to see it.”