Beautiful paintings
of ocean life adorn Boston sidewalks.
July 2005 - Sidewalk
Sam and the Mayors Youth/Arts Corps created twenty giant artworks
for the New England Aquarium as part of the annual Boston PrideWalk
program. "There are fish all over the city," says Sidewalk
Sam. "It is only fitting for a seacoast city to welcome visitors
with an ocean theme. The paintings were a lot of fun to create and
the partnership with such a wonderful institution as the Aquarium
was a unique opportunity."
Each painting
portrays a sea creature that reflects the many conservation, educational
and exhibit programs the Aquarium offers to the public. A special
emphasis ties in with the new IMAX Theater presentation of "Sharks
3D" at the Aquarium this summer. The artworks will be maintained
on the sidewalks throughout the summer season.
FIND
FISH in the CITY:
Great
white State Street at McKinny Square (Atlantic Ave)
Sea
turtle State Street at Congress (Devonshire St.)
Orca
whale Summer Street at Atlantic Ave.
Baby
seal Tremont at Boylston Street
Clown
Fish Cambridge at Court Street
Whale
Fluke Tremont at Beacon Street
Rock.
penguin Tremont at West Street
Dolphins
Tremont at Park Street
Starfish
Charles Street at Beacon
Angel
fish Charles Street between Beacon and Boylston
Hammerhead
shark Canal Street at Causeway
Humpback
whale Blackstone Street at "Short" Hanover
St.
Harbor
seal North Street at Clinton
Blue/orange
fish Stuart Street at Tremont
Pennant
Coralfish Boylston at Dartmouth
African
penguin Dartmouth between Stuart and Columbus
Sea
jellyfish Brookline Ave between Landsdowne and Newbury