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Murals by Lisa Houck, Joshua Winer, and Ellery Eddy Reflect Cambridge History in Inman Square

February 20, 2020 · by · in architecture, Art, art education, Artists, Benjamin Franklin, bricks, collaborative art projects, collabrative murals, commuity, design, George Washington, graphic design, historical murals, history, illustration, landmarks, mural conservation and restoration, mural process, Murals, painting, photography, public art, restaurant history, seafood, visual art, women artists · 1 Comment

These three murals within three blocks of each other build on local history and also have histories of their own, revealed as I lately took time to look at them and look online about them. A great resource was Lisa Houck’s documenting of the processes and people involved in restoring her mural on her blog and website. I hope now that the other murals noted here can get similar support to regain clarity, color, and impact. 

David Phillips’ Art Engages All Ages at Playspace on the Esplanade

July 18, 2019 · by · in animals in art, architecture, Art, Artists, bronze, children, design, families, humor, interactive art, landscape architecture, parks, playgrounds, public art, Sculpture, visual art · 4 Comments

For several years ( since 2013) David Phillip’s bronze turtles, frogs, spheres and connecting features have captivated visitors in Playspace, the lively popular playground on the Esplanade. Recently I renewed my appreciation of their subtly balanced momentum and how readily they stimulate stories.