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Food Truck with a Mission

September 29, 2010 1 Comment

Joseph Krupczynski aims to bring fresh fruits and vegetables to low-income communities in Western Massachusetts using a "green" service vehicle through the public art project called the Moveable Feast. What inspired you to create the Movable Feast Project? Loretta Yarlow, the director of the University Gallery at UMass asked me if I was interested in putting together a … [Read more...]

The Ephemeral Work of Daniel Ranalli

September 22, 2010 Leave a Comment

To see a world in a grain of sand... -William Blake, Auguries of Innocence In October, the Provincetown Art Association and Museum will be exhibiting a twenty-year photographic survey of the work of Daniel Ranalli, MCC '10 Drawing Fellow. He has a long standing comittment to the creation of conceptual environmental work encompassing the Outer Cape. This is an … [Read more...]

Sept. 20 Artist Fellowships Deadline Fast Approaching!

September 17, 2010 Leave a Comment

Composers, dramatic writers, and sculpture/installation artists: the deadline to apply for a 2011 Artist Fellowship in Music Composition, Playwriting, or Sculpture/Installation is this Monday, September 20, 2010 (this is a postmark deadline for mailed materials). In other words: there's still time! Read full program guidelines and apply - pronto, ASAP, and post haste. The … [Read more...]

Dog Power: Matthew Mazzotta’s Park Spark Project

August 26, 2010 Leave a Comment

ArtSake's extreme fondness for all things canine has lead us to share with you a most wonderful public art project created in partnership with the Cambridge Arts Council. Tired of looking for a trash barrel to deposit the daily waste created by Fido or Poochie? It is a waste of waste. So Matthew Mazzotta has created the Park Spark Project, a public methane digester in Pacific … [Read more...]

In Worcester, a Splash of Public Sculptures

August 25, 2010 Leave a Comment

Art in the Park, Worcester features sixteen sculptures by New England artists placed around (and in) the ponds of historic Elm Park. The public exhibit, which is free and on display through October 1, 2010, is organized by the Worcester Arts Council. Learn more about the sculptures, the artists, and the series of related events for Art in the Park. Images: Ken … [Read more...]

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