
Current exhibits
Here is a look at the installations currently on display at Boston Children's Hospital.
In “How Did They Do That?” artists show how they make their work in unusual ways.
See how Niho Kozuru and Stephen Orlando create their sculptures and photographs by visiting the exhibit.
“How Did They Do That?” is on display until June 2025.
'How Did They Do That?'
On display through June 2025 at the Mini Art Museum, Hale Family Building Lobby, Level B.
How do you think most people make art? With a paintbrush? A chisel? A camera? The artists in this exhibit make their work in unusual ways. Find out how Niho Kozuru and Stephen Orlando create their unusual sculptures and photographs by visiting the exhibit.

'Love is the Cure: In Celebration of Inigo'
Now on display in the Kool Kidz Corridor on level 1 between the Main Elevators and Cashier’s Office.
Inigo Vega had enormous artistic talents, and put his creative gifts to great use during his time at Boston Children’s Hospital on the neuro-oncology floor. “Love is the Cure” is an expression that carried great power for Inigo, his family, and members of his care team at Boston Children’s and at the Jimmy Fund.
At home and while in treatment, Inigo’s wide-spanning interests included writing and illustrating his own comic books, mountain biking, scripting and directing videos, and searching for the elusive Sasquatch.
The four dioramas in the exhibit feature his artistic creations, and the wallpaper along the corridor is inspired by his illustrations and interests.
Use the Seek and Find cards found in at each end of the exhibit to explore the various elements in the wallpaper.
Rotating art exhibitions

We offer a changing art program throughout our Longwood campus.
- Farley B, Fresh Food Court
- Farley 1, across from cashier’s desk
- Farley 1, near Volunteer Services
- Main 1, hallway near Radiology
- Main 9, East Classroom
- Fegan 1, near CVS
- Au Bon Pain