Issue 04: The Public Art Issue
Fall 2019
$18.00
“The Public Art Issue” studies the ever-evolving factors at play when access, sites, and engagement shape the development of art and artists in the public sphere. As the roles of audience and activism shift in response to tension between bureaucracy and community, this issue provides room for reflective and forward-thinking discourse on the matter. To this end, we consider the language surrounding public art as the rise of new digital and physical platforms expand our definitions of public space.
Cover: G. Ortiz Photography, Problak.
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In this Issue
Title
Author
Category
Link
Individual Voices on Art at Its Most Public, A Boston Roundtable Moderated
Edited by Jen Mergel
Roundtable
A Queer Pastoral: Nicole Eisenman’s Grouping of Works from Fountain
Evan Smith
Review
Public Reflection: Olafur Eliasson on Art in the Age of the Anthropocene
BAR Editorial
Review
Public Art in the Palm of your Hand How Augmented Reality is Expanding Landscapes in Boston
Betsy Willet
Review
Mural City: Revitalization and Recognition
C. Shardae Jobson
Feature
Rituals of Observation
Autumn Ahn
Special Project
Sweat it Out: Helping Boston Let Off Some Steam
Caitlin Foley, Heather Kapplow, and Misha Rabinovich, with an introduction by Leah Triplett Harrington
Special Project
The University Campus as a Space for Public Art: A View through Warming Warning
Aaron Ellison and David Buckley Borden
Critical Perspective
Unseen Dimensions of Public Space: Disrupting Colonial Narratives
Erin Genia
Critical Perspective
READ
Sorry Not Sorry: A Short Evolution of Public Art in Boston
Cher Krause Knight
Critical Perspective
Envisioning Community: In Conversation with Silvia López Chavez
Theresa Mitchell
Interview
Girl Talk: Rosie Weinberg in conversation with Ottessa Moshfegh
Ottessa Moshfegh
Interview
(IMAGINE) Sneha Shrestha on Calligraffiti and Collaboration
Lily Scheindlin
Interview
Belonging and Transculturation: An Interview with Daniela Rivera
Denis Mwaura
Interview
Grief Aesthetics: In Conversation with Border Patrol
Betsy Willett
Interview
