Thank you for helping to make The 8th Annual Fort Point Spring Art Walk a rousing success.

You can still click here to view the list of participating artists with links to their websites.

As part of Art Walk this year, FPAC hosted the third grade of the Samuel Mason Pilot School, a Boston Public School in Roxbury. The kids and their teachers had a great time seeing artwork, exploring studios, and meeting artists. They got a chance to create their own work as well. Special thanks to Mayor Thomas Menino, and Julie Burns in The Mayor's Office of Arts, Tourism and Special Events for their support of the school visit!


PUBLIC ART CURRENTLY ON VIEW IN FORT POINT:
Wormwood Park at the corner of A & Wormwood Streets:
Public Art, sponsored by FPAC

Elevated Step by Jessica Hyatt and Kristen Mills an earth-filled glass aquarium, elevated 3 feet off the ground, intends to pay
homage to our limited green space here in Fort Point.

Word-wood Park “Summer Story: The Fall of 327” by Hally McGehean. The artist turns Wormwood Park into a living belles lettres, a light and simple story of her romance with Summer Street and how an old factory made her an artist.

At 300 Summer Street:
Made in Fort Point: An homage to the artists & the creative community living & working in Boston’s Fort Point. Nighttime projection of select works by the resident arts community. A special presentation by Christina Lanzl in collaboration with FPAC. Thanks
to FPAC members, supporters & friends.

The Seating Project: Artist-designed benches on the sidewalk in front of the Artist Building invite pedestrians and visitors to enjoy some rest & views. A collaboration by Christina Lanzl & Jeff Heyne.



SAVE THE DATE:
The 29th Annual Open Studios:
October 17, 18 and 19


SAVE THE DATE:
The Fort Point Holiday Sale
December 5, 6 and 7



FPAC Store was such a success we are already planning its return for Fall 2008. Check back for details and location later