Tag Archives: Riverway Park

Enjoy More Dreams Upon the River, Studios without Walls in Riverway Park, Brookline

August 25, 2025 · by · in Art, Contemporary Sculpture, design, environmental education, environmental sculpture, Exhibits, fabric art, interactive art, kinetic sculpture, Nature study, parks, public art, Sculpture, trees, visual art, women artists · 1 Comment

This final sequel post shares photos and links for the six sculptures not shown in the two earlier posts.

Gateway Arts Banners Wave For Studios Without Walls: Dream Upon the River, until September 1

August 17, 2025 · by · in Access for all, Art, Artists, banners, Boston events, collaborative art projects, design, environmental sculpture, interactive art, public art, Sculpture, studios, temporary art, trees, trees, women artists · 2 Comments

These banners are now reminders of the brief time left to explore the exciting exhibit of seventeen sculptures and to find all six Gateway artist’s banners too! This sequel post slips in a few more glimpses, links and notes.

Dreams and other Themes Connect Seventeen Sculptures in Riverway Park, through August 2025

June 25, 2025 · by · in animals in art, Art, bikepaths, birds, collaborative art projects, Exhibits, families, flowers, furniture, Installations, parks, plants, poetry, public art, Sculpture, social justice, trees, visual art, water, women artists, wood sculptures · 2 Comments

I am lucky to live near enough to enjoy this engaging exhibit throughout July and August. Before June ends, I’m posting quotes, links and a few samples to lead you there in person or at least online!  “Studios Without Walls, a Brookline nonprofit, is sponsoring Dream Upon the River, its 26th annual exhibition. Twenty-one local artists have created site-specific works of art that will remain on view at Riverway Park throughout the summer.” (till Sept 1)

Delight in “This is Art” from Studios Without Walls in Riverway Park, Brookline

August 28, 2024 · by · in Art, Artists, collaborative art projects, community, Contemporary Sculpture, design, environmental sculpture, graphic design, interactive art, Monumental sculpture, photography, political issues, public art, Sculpture, trees, visual art, Weather and seasons, women artists · 1 Comment

Delighted to finally visit this annual outdoor exhibit, I hope that it will return each spring for another 25 years at least! Next year I vow to visit as soon as it starts and to revisit several times before it ends. Here are some quickly selected photos along with quotes and links about the art, artists, ideas, interactions, and attractions in “This is ART.”