WINTERACTIVE: Winter Art Experience in Downtown Boston
When:
Wednesday, Jan 17, 2024 12:00p -
Sunday, Apr 14, 2024 12:00a
Wednesday, Jan 17, 2024 12:00p -
Sunday, Apr 14, 2024 12:00a
Where:
Downtown Boston
Downtown Boston
Boston, MA
Admission:
FREE
Categories:
Art
Event website:
https://www.winteractive.org/
Explore the new artworks popping up all over downtown, as Boston transforms into an art-filled winter destination with WINTERACTIVE, featuring artworks and interactive play elements designed to brighten and animate Boston’s downtown neighborhood. The exhibit opens Wednesday, January 17 and remains on view 24 hours a day through April 14 (Boston Marathon Weekend).
Echoes—A Voice From Uncharted Waters
by Mathias Gmachl
Endgame (Nagg & Nell)
by Max Streicher
Island of Warmth
by ATOMIC3
Territories 2.0
by Olivier Roberge
Untitled
five pieces by Mark Jenkins
- The Swing: Winter St at Tremont St
- Fisherman: not currently available
- Clothesline: 9 West St
- Stair Walker: 31 Bromfield St
- Woman Suspended: 60 Temple Place
Myth and Evidence
by Mathieu Valade
Play Features
five pieces by LeMonde Studio
- Light Lane Bikes: Summer St Pedestrian Plaza
- Guitar Slide: City Hall Plaza
- Music Box: High Street Place Entrance
- Photo Frame: Summer Street Pedestrian Plaza
- Bird House: Hyatt Regency
Blissful Rendezvous
by Kezna Dalz
📍 Summer Street Pedestrian Plaza
WINTERACTIVE is being produced by the Downtown Boston BID in partnership with three curatorial partners from Canada’s Québec province: EXMURO Arts Publics of Québec City; LeMonde Studio of Montréal; and Quartier des Spectacles International (QDSI) of Montréal. Each artwork and play feature was selected to encourage wintertime exploration and promote visits during winter months downtown.
Downtown Boston BID President Michael Nichols says WINTERACTIVE is a major expansion of the organization’s commitment to display high-impact public art exhibits and cultural events downtown. “This exhibition will animate and illuminate our streets this winter, bringing internationally acclaimed artists to Boston, and punctuating visits downtown that could include shopping, dining, live performances, or office work.”
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Photo by @bretclancy
