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Dudley Sq Municipal Ctr Public Art Fnalists!

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By Move4ART
     In early November, a group of six finalists were chosen to develop public art proposals for the Dudley Square Municipal Center.  


Since then, the artists have been hard at work on their proposals, and they will be presenting their conceptual designs to the selection committee on January 20th and 21st from 6-8pm in the Community Room at Central Boston Elder Services. 

      Each short-listed artist will have twenty minutes to present their concepts for the Wall Design Project or the Outdoor Sculpture Project. The chosen artists will develop their designs for installation at the Dudley Municipal Center in November 2014.  Presentations are free and open to the public

     

Further details can be found online here.  Comment cards will be distributed during the presentations, but if you cannot attend you can take a look at the concepts online and send your comments to art@publicartboston.com.  
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