Art
Walk features more than 75 artists opening their studios in Boston’s Fort
Point. Pick up a map at any of the participating building and explore the
studios of painters, jewelers, ceramicists, photographers, sculptors, textile
artists, and more. Talk with artists in their studios and discover new works
and treasured favorites. Visit Fort Point’s art galleries and creative design
shops. Explore Boston’s changing Fort Point neighborhood and see the unique
waterfront warehouse district that is one of New England’s largest and oldest
arts communities. Enjoy the opportunity to purchase works of art and fine craft
directly from local artists. Art Walk will be held on Mother’s Day Weekend,
making it the perfect place to shop with or for your family.
During
Art Walk, brief artists’ talks, demonstrations, performances, and
special events are scheduled throughout the weekend. A full list of talks and
demonstrations will be available online.
Floating
Art in the Channel:
In conjunction with Art Walk, FPAC presents Heidi Kayser: The RemodelingProject. The Remodeling Project is a performative micro-environment that
investigates ideas of public versus private activities in daily life, shared
ideas of home, and boundaries between social and personal identities.
Throughout the month of May, a small floating platform located between the Summer
Street and Congress Street bridges will become a home base for an evolving
narrative of constructed reality. The Remodeling Project and Fort Point’s
Floating Art Series is supported by the generous support Friends of Fort Point
Channel. More information can be found online.
Studios
are all located within a three-block area, a short walk from T and commuter
rail at South Station in downtown Boston, and the Silver Line Courthouse stop.
Art Walk is self-guided: maps and directories will be available at our
information booth at the corner of A and Binford Streets and in all
participating buildings. Locations of studios and galleries include: 15 Channel
Center, 25 Channel Center Street, 249 A Street, 319 A Street, 300 Summer
Street, 347 Congress Street, 346 Congress Street, and 12 Farnsworth Street.
Free
parking
will be available in the Central Parking Lot directly across from 249 A Street,
thanks to Gillette/P&G and Central Parking.
May 11, 2012 4pm-7pm
May 12 & 13, 2012 12pm-5pm
Admission
to this event is free.
For
more information and details go to www.fortpointarts.org or
call 617-423-4299
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