The Boston Preservation Alliance has selected Lisa as a recipient of a 2010 Preservation Achievement Award in the category of Significant Public Art Contributing to Boston's Urban Fabric. Award ceremony in October 2010.

Fast Company Magazine Fast Talk event in Boston
June 29, 2010 at the Museum of Fine Arts.
Case Study on Fort Point - Lisa Greenfield
How Fort Point Arts Community is improving neighborhoods, transforming lives, and using art to drive the economy, and in turn, building a better, faster city for the future.

PechaKucha Boston 18
June 22, 2010
Elks Lodge, 55 Bishop Richard Allen Dr, Cambridge (near Central Sq T)
PechaKucha Boston 18 includes speakers from Boston Fashion Week, Common Boston, Design Biennial Boston 2010, Design Museum Boston, SHIFTboston Ideas Competition 2009 and more!
Cheryl Tougias, Spalding Tougias Architects, Inc. and Lisa Greenfield, Fort Point Artist Community

House of Cards
ConstellationCenter
Temporary Public Art Installation
ConstellationCenter, Cambridge, Massachusetts, announces a Temporary Public Art Installation on ConstellationCenter’s site, located at Athenaeum Street and Kendall Street in Kendall Square. This property will be the future home of ConstellationCenter—a performing arts center combining the highest standards of production and performance excellence, with multiple venues for film, music, opera, dance, and drama.
June -December, 2010

The Cambridge Street Project
An inside look at the process of public art
April 1 – June 11, 2010
FIRST MONDAYS @ CAC GALLERY
Free artist receptions featuring live performances,
food & community: April 5, May 3, June 7, 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
CAC Gallery, Cambridge Arts Council, City Hall Annex
344 Broadway, 2nd Floor, Cambridge

Lisa Greenfield was one of ten local artists that has been selected as a finalist for a Public Art Commission in Cambridge, MA. Each artist has developed a site-specific proposal for the Cambridge Street Corridor - a one-mile stretch of Cambridge Street, spanning from Inman Square to Lechmere. The scope of the commission, by the Cambridge Arts Council, permits the artists to develop a concept in any of the arts and design media – visual, performing, mixed media, architectural, landscape, social, etc. The budget cap for the project is $50,000. In May, a selection committee will review all projects and select one project for implementation within the following year.

Found in Fort Point
Art at 12 Gallery
Boston, MA
Jan 12-Feb 26, 2010

SHIFTboston Forum
"Tunnel Vision"
Jury Selection Finalists
Institute of Contemporary Art
Boston, MA
January 14, 2010

Cambridge Arts Council finalist
Cambridge Street Corridor public art commission
Lisa has been chosen as one of ten finalists for the Cambridge Street Corridor public art commission through the Cambridge Arts Council. Each finalist will create a site specific proposal. One artist be awarded the $50,000 commission in early May 2010. More info.
December 2009

Small Works show
Art at 12 Gallery
Boston, MA
December 2009

Starry Night
Lisa Greenfield and Daniel J. van Ackere
A Street under Summer Street, Boston, MA
Dusk to dawn.
December 20, 2009-November, 2010

Starry Night will create the illusion of being under a starry sky as you walk under the Summer Street overpass on A Street in Fort Point, Boston. One aspect of city life is the rarity of a starlit sky. Memories of crisp, cold air and midnight black skies, punctuated by brilliant blue-white stars, are evoked by this installation.

The area is frequently traversed by the many workers and residents of our community, but it is currently dingy and poorly lit. Starry Night will create a glow that transforms that short walk into a festive, enchanting and memory-evoking experience.

Funded by a grant from FPAC for the Winter Solstice public art series.

1/17/10
Boston Sunday Globe Review of Starry Night "...The best piece here is quite simple: Lisa Greenfield and Daniel van Ackere’s magical canopy of blue LED lights, “Starry Night,’’ strung on A Street beneath the Summer Street bridge. The sparkle imbues the rundown stretch of road with a heavenly glow." - Cate McQuaid

Make a Point: A Competition
Lisa was selected as one of six finalists in the Friends of Fort Point Channel's international Make a Point competition chosen to present pecha-kucha style at the Blue Wave on December 15th.
more info
See the presentation

Barlow's Restaurant
Paintings on view December 2009 - March 2010

Coil/Recoil
Installation - 'A' Street at Summer Street
October-November 2009

Fort Point Open Studios Group Show
Fort Point Arts Community Gallery
October 1 - October 30, 2009

Paintings at
Boston Concept Home at FP3
Sept-Nov, 2009

Fort Point Open Studios 30th Anniversary
October 16-18, 2009

June First Friday
450 Harrison Avenue, Studio #308
June 5, 2009
5:00 - 8:00 p.m.

SOWA ART WALK
450 Harrison Ave
May 16-17, 2009

Fort Point Open Studios Group Show
Fort Point Arts Community Gallery
September 29 - October 24, 2008

2008 Fort Point Open Studios
October, 2008

House of Cards
October, 2008
Installation
Fort Point Channel

October 2007
Walking on Water
Installation
Fort Point Channel, Boston, MA


October 5 - November 9, 2007
FPAC Group Show
Fort Point Arts Community Gallery
Boston, MA


Nov. 21, 2005 - March 15, 2006
Boston Art Windows
Installation at 540 Washington Street (corner of Avenue de Lafayette),
Downtown Crossing, Boston, MA - curated by James Hull
Park/Park, Lisa Greenfield and Jennifer Moses, video installation, 2005
www.cityofboston.gov/bra/baw


June 21 - November 1, 2005
MCCA: SUMMER STREET SOLSTICE
A juried show featuring artwork by Artists for Humanity, Fort Point Arts Community, and South Boston Art Association
Boston Convention Center

May 6 - June 11, 2005
Below the Surface
Two Person Show
Lisa Greenfield and Lamont Post
Fort Point Arts Community Gallery
Boston, MA