Background
Studios
Without Walls is a Brookline-based collaborative group of sculptors and
conceptual artists who produce exhibitions of art in outdoor and public
settings. We emphasize our community ties in both our exhibitions and
programs of educational outreach. Our purpose is to expand and educate
audiences in and around Brookline to appreciate, participate in, and
become enriched by sculpture, installation, and conceptual art.
We
have been producing exhibitions together since 1997 – originally at
Allandale Farm in conjunction with Brookline Artists Open Studios – and
consistently adding additional exhibitions and venues. All
members all share in the annual determination of priorities and planning
of the exhibits and receive feedback and stimulation from one another
throughout the year.
We seek
to project a full and lively presence in the community, increasing public
visibility of creative thinking at work in our own backyard. We are committed
to solidifying relationships already forged in the schools, Senior Center,
libraries, as well as indoor and outdoor public spaces. We seek new
ways to bring audiences to our work and share our process with our
audience. We emphasize creative dialogue with the community-at-large,
continuing to investigate opportunities for public art and elevating
public discourse on the arts in the press and before Town officials.
We advocate for public art at public meetings and worked to make art
an important part of the Brookline Tercentenary Celebration.
Previous
exhibitions:
members'
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member statements
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