News:
Starry Night has been extended through November 1, 2010. Visible daily from dusk to dawn.
1/17/10
"...The best piece here is quite simple: Lisa Greenfield and Daniel van Ackere’s magical canopy of blue LED lights, “Starry Night,’’ strung on A Street beneath the Summer Street bridge. The sparkle imbues the rundown stretch of road with a heavenly glow." - Cate McQuaid, Boston Sunday Globe
12/22/09
Starry Night
Lisa Greenfield and Daniel J. van Ackere were awarded a grant from FPAC for the Winter Solstice public art series.
Location: A Street under Summer Street, Boston, MA. December 20, 2009-February 20, 2010.
Home page photo: Jeffrey P. Heyne
12/09
Cambridge Arts Council Cambridge Street Corridor public art commission
Lisa has been chosen as one of ten finalists for the Cambridge Street Corridor public art commission through the Cambridge Arts Council. Each finalist will create a site specific proposal. One artist be awarded the $50,000 commission in early May 2010. More info.
Starry Night has been extended through November 1, 2010. Visible daily from dusk to dawn.
1/17/10
"...The best piece here is quite simple: Lisa Greenfield and Daniel van Ackere’s magical canopy of blue LED lights, “Starry Night,’’ strung on A Street beneath the Summer Street bridge. The sparkle imbues the rundown stretch of road with a heavenly glow." - Cate McQuaid, Boston Sunday Globe
12/22/09
Starry Night
Lisa Greenfield and Daniel J. van Ackere were awarded a grant from FPAC for the Winter Solstice public art series.
Location: A Street under Summer Street, Boston, MA. December 20, 2009-February 20, 2010.
Home page photo: Jeffrey P. Heyne
12/09
Cambridge Arts Council Cambridge Street Corridor public art commission
Lisa has been chosen as one of ten finalists for the Cambridge Street Corridor public art commission through the Cambridge Arts Council. Each finalist will create a site specific proposal. One artist be awarded the $50,000 commission in early May 2010. More info.
