Lot Lab Loop
Short on time? This route lets you see four projects in one visit! Three side by side at Lot Lab in Charlestown, followed by a waterfront walk to Beatriz Cortez’s installation at the end of Pier 3. Just follow the citron stickers on the ground to get from Lot Lab to the pier. In under an hour, you’ll experience a rich cross-section of the Triennial.
Stop 1: Lot Lab
Lot Lab hosts three distinct projects in one site:
Today is The Day by Andy Li — Colorful flags invite you to celebrate everyday achievements, turning small victories into bold beacons.
This Moment for Joy by Alison Croney Moses — A warm, curved wooden sculpture inspired by Black motherhood, designed as a space for gathering, shelter, and play.
Convergence: Porous Futures by Evelyn Rydz — A reflective storm-drain sculpture and living bioswale garden highlighting Boston’s waterways and climate resilience.
From here: Follow the citron stickers on the ground leading east through the Navy Yard to the water.
Stop 2: Beatriz Cortez
At the tip of Pier 3, Cortez’s monumental installation rises against the harbor. Her work contemplates migration, resilience, and interconnected futures resulting in a powerful reflection set at the edge of the city and the sea.
