Tag Archives: Mark Reigelman

“Edge of the Forest,” Steel Sculpture by Mark Reigelman Stands Twelve Feet Tall in Vellucci Community Plaza, Inman Square, Cambridge

November 24, 2023 · by · in animals in art, Art, Artists, commuity, community, Contemporary Sculpture, history, Monumental sculpture, parks, public art, visual art · 1 Comment

Here are a few photos from late summer, 2023, soon after the giant deer was installed in Inman Square. I still hope to do a sequel post with perspective on the whole plaza, but these current quotes and links add fascinating facts about the sculpture and the sculptor!

Pleasures of Playful Perspectives: Art by Mark Reigelman and Meredith James on the Greenway

September 29, 2017 · by · in architecture, Art, Artists, commuity, Contemporary Sculpture, families, gardens, Installations, Massachusetts history, parks, photo portraits, photography, public art, Rose Kennedy Greenway, Sculpture · 1 Comment

Enlightened and excited by both artists’  presentations on September 26, I ‘m  posting quickly now, just in case you can plan to go before their temporary exhibits vanish October 7 (Reigelman) and October 8 (James). Later on, I hope to share our perspectives in the interactive spirit of these engaging forms of art outdoors.