fundraising Campaign
Boston Cyberarts has always championed the artists, technologists, and creative thinkers shaping the future of creative innovation. Since the passing of our founder and director, George Fifield, in November 2022, we have navigated tremendous change. Thanks to the dedication of our board of directors, volunteers, partners, and supporters, we continue to move forward with purpose.
now we need your help!
What we’ve accomplished together
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Since 2023, three fully funded Game Development Summer Workshops for local high-school students, featuring field trips, professional development talks, and hands-on game creation.
The summer Game Development 2025 workshop resulted in three teens’ games being showcased in a professional gallery exhibition.
Continued support of student-run college shows such as Fresh Media (MassArt/Berklee), Spark* (Northeastern), and Education in the Museum Space (Northeastern).
A commitment to offering students professional space, equipment, and mentorship to debut new work.
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Collaborated on Public Processes with the Boston Public Art Triennial.
Ongoing collaboration with events like WaveForms, and organizers such as Alpha 60 and Transporter.
Co-presented the Boston Immersive Music Festival with Bill Sebastian, receiving coverage on WBUR.
Launched CyberFrames, a game-themed window series curated by new Gallery Director Valerie Guinn Polgar, followed by her second curated show, Stationed: A Response to a Climate of Restraint. These overlapping exhibits featured work by 50+ local and international artists, bringing new collaborators and audiences to the gallery.
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Welcomed Valerie Guinn Polgar as our new Gallery Director, who is developing exhibitions and events through Spring 2027.
Began planning a 1999–2025 archival project to make our quarter-century of digital art activity accessible to artists and researchers.
Designing a new educational space in the front of the gallery where local artists and creators can host community workshops.
Why your support matters
Boston Cyberarts operates without a private funding agency. We rely on a mix of state support, foundation funding, and — most critically — the generosity of our community.
Your support sustains innovative, experimental art in Boston & ensures that future generations of creators have a place to learn, experiment, and grow.
Do you have fond memories of Boston Cyberarts festival, exhibits, events, or public art projects, such as Art on the Marquee or the Greenway AR sculptures?
Did George Fifield or Boston Cyberarts help support you as an artist or curator?
Do you want to see new and emerging works exhibited in a free space?
Or any other reason you can think of?
If you said YES to any of the above - we invite you to make a contribution!
How You Can Help artists
Consider becoming a monthly or yearly donor!
Donation Matching
Please ask your employer if they will match YOUR contributions!
DONATION gift
Donations $100 and over are eligible to receive an optional gift of a Vintage Boston Cyberarts Festival T-shirt from 2003, 2007, 2009, 2011 (while supplies last).
Donations of $250 and over can choose one of the rare 2001 and 2005 T-shirts (while supplies last).
To claim your gift email info@bostoncyberarts.org with your donation confirmation, T-shirt size, and top 3 choices of festival years.
FREE USPS flat rate shipping and in gallery pick-up. Additional fees may apply for international shipments.
Boston Cyberarts, Inc is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization. OUR EIN is 04-3337932. For U.S. taxpayers, donations to Boston Cyberarts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.