Once used as beacons of light, these discarded Cambridge street lamps now serve as “sculptural instruments”, meant to make noise and be played by visitors and musicians alike. PLATFORM 23: Andy Graydon, City Lights Orchestra at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museumĥ1 Sandy Pond Road Lincoln, Massachusetts 01773Īndy Graydon’s playful City Lights Orchestra on display at the deCordova invites visitors to explore sound through an installation of hollow, plastic lamps. Come take a seat and learn about some of our states most powerful female leaders!ġ. Our represented artist, Kristina McComb, has been chosen for this project and was given the task to create a bench in honor of Barbara Mikulski, the United State’s longest serving congresswoman. These feminine influencers range from both the past and present. Twenty artists have been selected to interpret and create their own seats for trailblazing women throughout history.
Additionally, her sculptures breathe contemporary life into the hustle and bustle of the cityscape that surrounds it, further encouraging people to pause and enjoy the artwork.ĥ. Her installation provides an interactive space for any of those who pass by. Eisenman’s work is a lovely addition to the acre of greenery next to the recently developed office building which was bought and renovated by one of Boston’s local firms, Samuel & Associates. Like her previous showcase from 2017 in Skulptur Projekte Münster, this set up reveals multiple large scale figures with missing facial features. Nicole Eisenman’s sculptural installation is now permanently on view at Boston’s 401 park, located in the heart of Fenway. Nicole Eisenman: Grouping of Works from Fountain at the redeveloped 401 Park building in Fenway The artist’s interest in gambling and games, particularly with the video game Pokémon, are depicted in this exhibition - containing underlying social and political meaning.Ĥ. Taking concepts from her previous installations, Ericka mixes clips from various films and photography, with that of light and color. Ericka Beckman: Double Reverse at MIT List Visual Arts CenterĬatch it before it closes the MIT List Visual Arts Center is providing its visitors with a sensory experience through the mixed media works by Ericka Beckman. Throughout Western culture, the typical sitter for portraits would be that of a white woman, and in reaction to this common depiction, Still I Rise aims to incorporate the lacking portrayal of women of color throughout history.Ģ. These selected artists have created their artworks through various forms media, ranging from photography, painting, collage, and installation. The five featured artists include artists Deborah Roberts, Genevieve Gaignard, E2 – Kleinveld & Julien, Gustave Blache III, and Tim Okamura. The museum showcases various portraits of women of color, ranging from different ethnicities and backgrounds throughout history. MASS MoCA draws influence from Maya Angelou for its current summer exhibition, Still I Rise.
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