JFK/UMass T Station

HallSpace is an art gallery located in Dorchester, MA just minutes from the JFK/UMass T station. 

Directions:

Traveling south on 93
Take exit 15 for Columbia Rd
J.F.K. Library 0.2 mi
Turn right at Columbia Rd 0.1 mi
Left at Dorchester Ave

Traveling north on 93
Take exit 15 for Columbia Rd
Edward Everett Sq. 0.2 mi
Turn right at Columbia Rd 443 ft
Go completely around the rotary
Bear Right at the 4th exit and stay on Columbia Rd 0.1 mi
Take left at Dorchester Ave
Gallery is on the left

Gallery entrance is on the right side of the parking lot behind the transformer. Parking in lot when available,  spaces marked V or C only, or on the street. 

Create an environment for Artists and Art lovers to exchange ideas and foster creativity in one another. 

Touchable Stories began in 1996 with the idea of using the talents of contemporary artists to help individual communities define their own voice and give it public expression. The idea caught on, and has since become a series of community profiles telling the unique stories of these routinely marginalized neighborhoods.

Artists create rooms based on themes from the community. Ten to twelve rooms are then connected to form a walk-through maze, each interactive, each designed by a different hand, each using soundtracks created from the recorded interviews. The result is an intimate and dramatic journey in the life of a singular place through time—a journey with many voices.

Through a process of listening and observation, Touchable Stories networks to bring people and resources together in an effort to create sustainable futures.

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