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Stone, Bronze and Steel: A Survey of Public Art in Boston
February 24, 2011
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A parade of ducklings, a discarded lettuce leaf, a legendary mayor, shoreline etchings underfoot—all are examples of the incredible public art in the City of Boston. Join Sarah Hutt, multi-media artist and Collections Care Manager for the Friends of the Public Garden, for a discussion of the contemporary public art that surrounds us and the role of these monuments, statues, and public art installations in the urban environment.
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310 Washington Street
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$6; Free for OSMH Members
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February 24, 2011Times:
12:15 pm
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