Review: Red, Yellow and Blue at deCordova
Orly Genger’s Red, Yellow and Blue, a monumental installation of hand-knotted rope, was recently moved from its summer home at Madison Square Park in New York City and reinstalled at…
Author Megan Klarenbach
Megan Klarenbach
Megan Klarenbach is an art professional living and working in Boston. A specialist in public art, Megan graduated from Sotheby’s Institute of Art, New York, in 2011. She currently works at The Society of Arts and Crafts and has experience writing for numerous arts organizations including the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Art in America, and Artlog.
Tap For Art: Charlie Card Activated Installation at Boston Center for the Arts
Fellow commuters, when was the last time you were excited about using your Charlie Card? Probably not when you are scrambling for the last seat on the Red Line, or…
Production/Reproduction: Michael Lin’s FreePort Project at the Peabody Essex Museum
Michael Lin’s FreePort project, on view at the Peabody Essex Museum, brings a contemporary perspective to the museum’s renowned Asian export art collection. The FreePort Series, launched in 2010 by…
A New Audio Guide for MIT’s Public Art Collection
The MIT List Visual Arts Center recently launched an audio guide for its public art collection that focuses on 51 notable works and offers varied insights into the collection. When…
Xu Bing: Phoenix at MassMoCA
Xu Bing: Phoenix, currently on exhibit at MassMoCA, is poetic and political. The artist’s beautiful installations make a traditional artistic statement at first glance. However, an unexpected use of…
Design Museum Boston’s Street Seats: Reimagining the Public Bench in Fort Point Channel
Have you ever wondered how street furniture get selected, installed, and maintained? Things like benches, bus shelters, trash receptacles, plant containers, and bicycle racks are constantly present in our…
Yom HaShoah: The New England Holocaust Memorial
In the heart of Boston, the New England Holocaust Memorial has stood quietly since 1995. On the Freedom Trail, adjacent to Boston City Hall, and near Faneuil Hall, this…