Join policy makers, urban designers, and artists in Boston and Cambridge for a discussion about the future of public art!
Public art has the potential to make a community a more vibrant and welcoming place. Free and accessible to all, it also has the power to provoke debate about our shared cultural experience. As engaged citizens call for the removal of certain public monuments that evoke harmful systems, the conversation about the role of public art in our communities gains momentum.
On October 5, join City of Boston Chief of Arts & Culture Kara Elliott-Ortega, Harvard Graduate School of Design professor Sara Zewde, and Cambridge-based artist Katherine Megumi Showzawa for a panel discussion moderated by Art in Between co-founder Brian Hone, focused on the future of public art and its potential to express our collective public values.
Please register here at the Eventbrite link. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email that will include the official event Zoom link. Admission is free.
Phone: 617-496-5022
Email: edportal@harvard.edu
Additional time info:
This one-hour event will be hosted digitally on Zoom. There will be time for questions toward the end of the discussion; you can submit a question when you register or ask your question during the event through Zoom’s Q&A feature.
2021/10/05 - 2021/10/05
Harvard Ed Portal
224 Western Ave., Boston, MA 02134