Public Art
Public Art Planning Process
The Conservancy has started the process of creating a 5 year public art strategy for the Greenway. Find out more and get involved here.
Urban Garden
Urban Garden, features the work of internationally acclaimed artists Tom Otterness, John Ruppert and James Surls, and is curated by deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum with generous support from Boston Properties and Atlantic Wharf. The exhibition will be on display for a 16-month period in the Greenway's Fort Point Channel Parks.
Modern Dance
Modern Dance, by Boston artist, Jacob Kulin, was unveiled at the “Bright Lights for Winter Nights” celebration on December 21, 2010. The sculpture was selected by a panel of jurors via a call for entry released by the Rose F. Kennedy Greenway in November 2010. The work will be on display for an 18-month period on the Greenway's Urban Arboretum in the Wharf District Parks.
Harbor Fog
Harbor Fog, by Boston artist, Ross Miller features three vertical stainless steel sculptural beacons, inspired by Boston Harbor navigational buoys, billows of fog, LEDs, and a sound system, are surrounded by recycled granite seawall stones placed in the shape of a boat. Harbor Fog is located in the Wharf District Parks and is motion sensitive to people who walk by, or children playing, all of which activate the unique sculpture, and make it a great place to both play and relax on warm days.
Proposals
The Greenway Conservancy is not soliciting proposals for public artworks at this time. We will however review unsolicited proposals on a quarterly basis. Write art@rosekennedygreenway.org for more information and to request a proposal form.
