Follow Cicely Carew on her journey of creating “Ambrosia” for the Prudential Center with Now + There and partners Boston Properties.
N+T Asks: Beacon Hill
On April 1, 2021, we virtually visited one of Boston’s oldest neighborhoods to examine its past and reimagine its future! Join us in the streets of Beacon Hill with artist L’Merchie Frazier and resident Cathy Stone as Executive Director Kate Gilbert moderates an hour long conversation.
Triplett Harrington named Curator for N+T
WATCH: Cicely Carew's "Ambrosia" Opening Conversation
The Road to Cicely Carew's #AmbrosiaBOS: Now Open at Prudential Center
It’s been only two weeks since we finished mounting the work, but we’re already reminiscing. Here’s our recap of Ambrosia’s journey, featuring new behind-the-scenes photos and a social media roundup of our favorite posts so far.
WATCH: Cicely Carew's "Ambrosia," Coming Soon to Prudential
#AmbrosiaBOS artist Cicely Carew believes abundance is, and should be, for everybody. Find out more about this project, open at Prudential Center through Jun 30…
N+T Asks: Roslindale
Whether you call it “Rozzie,” “Rozzy,” “the ‘Dale,” “the Village,” or something else entirely: we're still stirring up ideas for Roslindale’s future. On March 4, resident ceramicist Ana Crowley Noordzij and local Main Streets Exec. Director Alia Hamada Forrest shone a light on this urban oasis as we wondered: what will Boston be like in 10 years?
N+T Asks: West End
On February 18, 2020 for Season 3, Episode 2 of N+T Asks, we zoomed in on one of Boston’s most historically notorious, but today, oft-forgotten neighborhoods: the West End. With the help of West End Museum Curator/Board President and Gallery East co-founder, Duane Lucia; third-generation neighborhood resident, Chiara Cherin; and local photographer, Lolita Parker Jr. we discussed the West End’s past, current needs, and possible futures.
N+T Asks: Fort Point
For the Season 3 premiere of N+T Asks, we zoomed in on Fort Point; with the help of Midway Artist Collective Board of Directors member, Raber Umphenour, and resident multimedia artist, Dorothea Van Camp. There was too much to talk about — from artist housing, to the Boston art market, to the future of Boston artist communities — but we somehow managed to keep it to an hour.
Checking In with the 2020 Accelerator Artists
As the weather gets gloomy, here’s something to look forward to: everything our 2020 Accelerator artists are working on. Including their Accelerator projects. While one is finished installing, most of the 2020 Public Art Accelerator projects are yet to come. We caught up with every member of the cohort to see what they’re up to.