Cicely Carew ’00
Artist's Public Art Installation
Artist Cicely Carew ’00, whose work is in private, corporate, and university collections, is set to have her public art installation “Ambrosia” unveiled in Boston’s Prudential Center on March 15, 2021.
As noted by Now + There, the public art curator that is presenting Cicely’s work: “Cicely moves her lush, mixed-media paintings off the canvas and to astral heights. Colorful, ethereal forms sculpted of everyday materials will spill throughout one of Boston’s most iconic public spaces building not only moments of awe, but a shared experience of transformative, radical joy even in the middle of the workday.” Cicely’s artwork also graces the cover and is featured in the latest edition of Boston Art Review.
Click here for more information about the installation.
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As noted by Now + There, the public art curator that is presenting Cicely’s work: “Cicely moves her lush, mixed-media paintings off the canvas and to astral heights. Colorful, ethereal forms sculpted of everyday materials will spill throughout one of Boston’s most iconic public spaces building not only moments of awe, but a shared experience of transformative, radical joy even in the middle of the workday.” Cicely’s artwork also graces the cover and is featured in the latest edition of Boston Art Review.
Click here for more information about the installation.
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