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Art Ramble in Brister’s Hill, Walden Woods, Weaving an Address, sequel: Curator Talk by Marla McLeod Opens Eyes to Art on the Ground and among the Branches

June 2, 2025 · by · in African American History, Art, Artists, community, Exhibits, history, Installations, Massachusetts history, political issues, public art, public art tours, Sculpture, temporary art, trees, trees, visual art, women artists · Leave a comment

On May 25, a wondrously worthwhile walk led by Marla McLeod, as curator and artist, added greatly to my awareness of the art on Brister’s Hill. I had already posted based on a solo walk and online research, but Marla shaped my vision for this sequel. Here are photos from her Curator Talk*, plus my promised focus on three artists not shown in the first post: Ekua Holmes, Perla Mabel, and Anthony Peyton Young.

Art Ramble in Brister’s Hill, Walden Woods, Weaving an Address  

May 24, 2025 · by · in African American History, Art, Artists, collaborative art projects, Contemporary Sculpture, design, Exhibits, fabric art, hiking trails, history, Installations, Massachusetts history, public art, public art tours, Sculpture, social justice, visual art · 2 Comments

After one walk along Art Ramble on Brister’s Hill, I have many photos and much yet to discover about the compelling art and history here. This post, with quotes and links to resources, should serve as a starter for everything I hope to share about Weaving an Address in the months ahead!