Jonathan Ryan Storm is a Vermont-based artist working in both paint and textiles. He creates undulating compositions that simultaneously trick and soothe the eye. Storm works intuitively, following his hand… read more
Mark Barry is a painter and a sculptor. His dual approach to artmaking allows for deeper exploration, with each medium informing the other. By shifting between painting and sculpture, Barry… read more
As a collagist, I see art as a vehicle for social criticism and focusing on issues of our time. How do we talk about the history that divides and binds… read more
Bob Boemig created Land Lift as part of a temporary, six-month exhibition in 1993, and it has graced the museum’s front lawn ever since.
During my working life I’ve shifted freely, back and forth, from artist to dry stone waller. With Rock Rest, I enjoyed the creative process so much that I built the piece twice; once in my Dummerston stone yard and once here beside the museum.
At first I built gardens that contained structure, in addition to plant material. These gardens referenced traditional elements of art and at the same time stimulated the senses. My intent was to create a multi-layered experience that touched upon memory, associated meaning, and formal aesthetics.
John Tagiuri has been creating public art, primarily in and around the city of Boston, for over 25 years. He specializes in community-focused permanent and temporary public sculptures and installations that rejuvenate inner-city parks and schoolyards and explore social issues.
