Category women artists

Horses and Humans: Deborah Butterfield Connects us through Art: Henry and Paint

January 27, 2018 · by · in animals in art, architecture, Art, Artists, Contemporary Sculpture, design, gardens, landmarks, public art, Public Art Walk Boston, Sculpture, women artists · 1 Comment

Deborah Butterfield is one of the twenty-two women artists represented on Public Art Walk Boston. Her sculpture “Henry and Paint” is situated outside Copley Place. Visiting Henry and Paint through successive seasons of 2017, I saw them as distinct individuals bonded by their survival of changed surroundings.

Art on Bikeway in Arlington Endures in January Snow

January 11, 2018 · by · in Arlington Public Art, Art, Artists, commuity, Contemporary Sculpture, design, environmental sculpture, Installations, Minuteman Bikeway, public art, Sculpture, temporary art, trees, women artists · 2 Comments

Temporary Art Takes in the Expected Effects of Time and Weather After posting about two temporary art installations, “Ripple” and “Current,” in early autumn, I planned to revisit them at least once each month to see how they would survive seasonal changes. I did not know then how compelling both would prove to be, far beyond just curiosity. […]

Watch for History and Humor by Kate Burke and Gregg LeFevre in “Boston Bricks,” Winthrop Lane

November 29, 2017 · by · in Art, Artists, Boston events, bricks, celebrations, commuity, design, humor, inventions, landmarks, landscape architecture, Massachusetts history, public art, Sculpture, seafood, sports, women artists · 1 Comment

Yet again the goal to post about women artists with work on Boston Public Art Walk has led me to suddenly see what’s  been in plain sight so long, in this case since 1985. That year Kate K. Burke and Gregg LeFevre inlaid more than one hundred bronze relief tablets throughout the brick walkway of one historic lane in downtown Boston.

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