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Artists Ekua Holmes and Elizabeth James-Perry Bring MFA Lawn to Life with “Garden for Boston”
August 13, 2021 · by deborahlee713 · in African American History, Art, art history, Artists, children's literature, collaborative art projects, design, flowers, gardens, granite, history, illustration, interactive art, landmarks, landscape architecture, Monumental sculpture, museums, photo portraits, political issues, public art, Roxbury community, Sculpture, social justice, temporary art, visual art, Weather and seasons, women artists, Women's history · 2 Comments
Whether or not you go inside the Museum of Fine Arts, on the front lawn you will find rich offerings by artists and curators attentive to soil, sun, sea, community, and history. One morning in early August, I joined other visitors enthralled by plantings and perspective in the collaborative venture called “Garden for Boston.” Delighted by discoveries, I’ll share a few of my iPhone photos with quotes from enlightening resources on the MFA website and other specified links.