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art & ecology
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Artist: Jeffrey Gibson
The 10th installation in the rotating Dewey Square mural program was celebrated with the first ever plein air drag show on The Greenway.
Photo Credit: Steve Osemwenkhae
The 10th installation in the rotating Dewey Square mural program was celebrated with the first ever plein air drag show on The Greenway.
Photo Credit: Steve Osemwenkhae
Artist: LaRissa Rogers
A site-specific project that responds to the history of Zipporah Potter Atkins, who became the first Black woman to own a home in Boston in 1670.
As part of this project, Rogers hosted an Open Call for Soil – an invitation to Boston's communities to contribute soil from spaces meaningful to them. The collected soil is then used to create adobe bricks for the foundation of the sculpture honoring Zipporah Potter Atkins.
Photo Credit: Alex Joachim
A site-specific project that responds to the history of Zipporah Potter Atkins, who became the first Black woman to own a home in Boston in 1670.
As part of this project, Rogers hosted an Open Call for Soil – an invitation to Boston's communities to contribute soil from spaces meaningful to them. The collected soil is then used to create adobe bricks for the foundation of the sculpture honoring Zipporah Potter Atkins.
Photo Credit: Alex Joachim
Artist: Ponnapa Prakkamakul
20 foot long wooden dragon sculpture named Ju Long Ju Long. The artist invited multigenerational Chinatown community members to collectively design the dragon’s visual form, colors, and magical qualities through a workshop series. An accompanying coloring and activity booklet was released at the opening.
Photo Credit: Steve Osemwenkhae
20 foot long wooden dragon sculpture named Ju Long Ju Long. The artist invited multigenerational Chinatown community members to collectively design the dragon’s visual form, colors, and magical qualities through a workshop series. An accompanying coloring and activity booklet was released at the opening.
Photo Credit: Steve Osemwenkhae
Artist: Mithsuca Berry
A series of four digital illustrations printed on fabric flags, series of four vinyl text installations. Installation culminated in a pop-up public dance party and artisan market with a communal altar.
Photo Credit: Lee-Daniel Tran
A series of four digital illustrations printed on fabric flags, series of four vinyl text installations. Installation culminated in a pop-up public dance party and artisan market with a communal altar.
Photo Credit: Lee-Daniel Tran
Artist: Ekua Holmes
A multi-site public artwork consisting of three large-scale sunflower installations throughout the urban park. This project is an extension of Holmes’ growing Roxbury Sunflower Project, which began in 2018 as a vision to use sunflowers to spread beauty and hope throughout the historically Black Boston neighborhood where the artist has lived since childhood.
Photo Credit: Lee-Daniel Tran
A multi-site public artwork consisting of three large-scale sunflower installations throughout the urban park. This project is an extension of Holmes’ growing Roxbury Sunflower Project, which began in 2018 as a vision to use sunflowers to spread beauty and hope throughout the historically Black Boston neighborhood where the artist has lived since childhood.
Photo Credit: Lee-Daniel Tran