A brief history of public art in Boston

Posted on November 20th, 2009 by David in design, media, urbanism

A rainy day near Haymarket…

A stone wheel?

Looks like it might spin. Maybe the sign will help.

A helpful plaque

Maybe not.

Maybe this part is the art

PS It didn’t spin.

Tags: boston, public art, sculpture

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