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Gardens in Radcliffe Yard Contain Changing and Constant Art

August 8, 2020 · by · in architecture, Art, Artists, bronze, collaborative art projects, commuity, Contemporary Sculpture, design, environmental sculpture, flowers, fountains, gardens, Harvard University, Installations, interactive art, landmarks, landscape architecture, masks, Monumental sculpture, public art, Sculpture, Statues, temporary art, trees, visual art, women artists, Women's history · Leave a comment

While kept apart from most indoor art  throughout the spring of 2020, I became especially grateful for the outdoor art in Radcliffe Yard. I managed to post about one sculpture then, with intentions to mention more. Here now is a broader view that encompasses other highlights of Radcliffe Yard.

Marianna Pineda’s Sculptures Create Connections

May 23, 2020 · by · in African American History, Art, art history, Artists, bronze, dance, gardens, Harvard University, history, landmarks, landscape architecture, memorial, Monumental sculpture, political issues, public art, Sculpture, Sculpture Parks, Statues, visual art, women artists, Women's history · 3 Comments

While museums everywhere, including deCordova Sculpture Park, were closed for the past two months, I began to look more closely at the art that was still accessible in my neighborhood. Fortunately for me that includes the grounds of Harvard University and within those Radcliffe Yard. There among other areas with intriguing art is the Alexandra D. Korry Sculpture Garden around Marianna Pineda’s Oracle Portentous.