Preview: ''Go Out Doors Neighbors - Arlington'' on the Bikeway
Artfully painted doors are cropping up along Arlington's bikeway, and indeed, all the way through Battle Road into Metrowest, in a preview of a new collaborative regional public art exhibition, Go Out Doors - Neighbors.An expansion of The Umbrella Art Center's "Go Out Doors" installation of artist-painted doors in West Concord's Bruce Freeman Rail Trail, Go Out Doors – Neighbors creates an extended regional public art tour along interconnected towns of Greater Boston and Metrowest.Inspired in turn by NYC's
Release: ''Persistence Public Art Exhibition On View on the Minuteman Bikeway''
Starting in October, visitors to the Minuteman Bikeway in the Arlington Cultural District saw the installation of a community-created public sculpture exhibition focused on the problem of single-use plastics and their impact on the global marine ecosystem. The culmination of a year-long, town-wide collaborative project, Persistence: A Community Response to Pervasive Plastic comprises a series of 37 brilliantly colored forms inspired by microorganisms found naturally in water. Calling attention to
