Date Of Visit: May 23, 2021
Location: Dewey Square, Rose Kennedy Greenway, Atlantic St, Boston, MA
Hours: The mural is accessible all day but the official park hours on the Greenway are 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Cost: Free
Parking: there is some metered parking spots (metered parking is free on Sundays in the city) and several parking garages in the area
Dog Friendly: Yes
Website: https://www.rosekennedygreenway.org/danielgordon
Highlights: Mural created by Daniel Gordon
As you inch back to a re-opening, a sure sign that normalcy is a new mural on the Rose Kennedy Greenway. And what better way to celebrate a rebirth and promise than flowers, lobster, watermelon and other staples of spring and summer in New England!
The painting by Daniel Gordon, a Boston native who grew up in San Francisco, CA, and now resides in Brooklyn, NY, likes to use manipulation and distortion of imagery. In fact, if you look closely at the mural you may see hidden images among the painted objects.
In fact, everytime I look at this complex work of art I see something else.
The mural, which will be on display until May, 2022 when a new mural is expected to be painted, is located right across from the South Station train station and the Boston Federal Reserve on Atlantic St.
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