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Placement: Intervention Schedule_SP10
Project: Bookmark When: May 1-8 Where: Parker Hill Library Project: Projecting History When: Sunday, May 2, 8:00-10:00 pm Where: Exterior buildings walls: St. Alphonsus St., Ward St., Smith St., Gurney St., Tremont St. and Pontiac St. Project: Out of Site When: May 3-8 Where: Vacant lots: Terrace St. Parker Hill Ave. and Delle Ave. Project: Lost ...
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Placement: Reception at 57delle_SP10 [video]
Many Thanks to: Werner Grundl and Julie O’Neil of VideoSphere Artists website VideoSphere youtube channel
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Project Proposals_SP10
Final Proposals. Each project addresses the social role of art and design, explores inventive art strategies, and discovers the fabric of a location on multiple levels.
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Site-Visit3
By the early 1970s, the area was deemed dangerous and most White people and affluent Black people had moved away. The 1989 incident involving Charles Stuart further intensified this view. With property values low, many of the homes were bought by slum lords and converted into rental housing. The inexpensive rents brought many students from ...
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Invitation
PLACEMENT: April 5 –April 26, 2010 fivesevendelle 57 Delle Avenue Mission Hill, Boston MA 02120 Reception: Saturday, April 24, 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. In partnership with fivesevendelle; a creative project space in the Mission Hill neighborhood of Boston located in a brownstone dating from 1875. The space is dedicated to providing a professional exhibition environment ...
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Project Space: fivesevendelle
In the month of April, the group will occupy a project space in the neighborhood which will function as a creative laboratory, a repository for research findings, and a place to present ideas and engage in a dialogue with the community. The lab space will be open to the public every Monday from 2:00-5:00 p.m., ...
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Site-Visit2
Mission Hill was once a neighborhood of adjacent Roxbury before Roxbury’s annexation by Boston. According to maps from the period, it was often referenced as Parker Hill (which is the name of the geographic feature in the area). After annexation (and more rapidly in recent years) the area slowly came to be considered a separate ...
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Site-Visit
A group of student-artists are investigating Mission Hill’s history and everyday situations as a point of departure for site-responsive projects. They are developing projects that are situated in the public sphere and that aim to be both socially and spatially engaging in relation to the surrounding communities. The group is focused on researching, discovering and ...