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Artists Take on Time in Temporary Artworks: Stephanie Cardon with “UNLESS” and Liz Glynn with “Open House”

September 30, 2018 · by · in Art, art history, Boston events, commuity, Contemporary Sculpture, history, Installations, interactive art, landmarks, political issues, public art, Sculpture, temporary art, visual art, women artists · Leave a comment

Here are two more art installations to get to know before they go! Both are projects of Now+There, related to their 2018 theme: Common Home. Both deal with issues of time, change, and public engagement. Yet they are different in scope, scale, and sensory experience.  I plan to revisit and reflect but must now give you valuable links about them without further delay.

Storm King Art Center, Immense and Inviting

August 13, 2017 · by · in Art, art history, Artists, Contemporary Sculpture, landscape architecture, Monumental sculpture, public art, Sculpture, Sculpture Parks · Leave a comment

A blog called Art Outdoors cries out for posts about Storm King Art Center, a grand-scale sculpture park. Finally, I feel ready to respond, with a few starting notes, photos, and links. 

John Osorio-Buck, Artist with Crickets at Home Depot House

March 2, 2014 · by · in architecture, Art, Artists, edible insects, Exhibits, Sculpture, Sculpture Parks · 4 Comments

At deCordova on a sunny chilly Friday afternoon at the end of February, I got to see how John Osorio-Buck has transformed Home Depot House. For this artist it has become a space to study,raise, harvest, prepare, and serve crickets, but only until Sunday afternoon,  March 9.  I’m posting now to alert  people  to this […]