For her 12th entry in her photo series on the Dedham Public Art Project, The Five-Year-Old visited “Regal Rabbit” by Catherine Gruetzke-Blais. At the time, local readers could find the bunny at the East Dedham Shopping Plaza on the corner of Bussey and High Streets in Dedham Massachusetts.
The eleventh entry in The Five-Year-Old’s ongoing Photo Documentary series about the Dedham Public Art Project. This week, The Five-Year-Old met Jester by Liza Abelson. At the time, local readers could find Jester at the Dolan Center at 269 Common Street in Dedham Massachusetts.
This week, The Five-Year-Old visited “Not So Silent Spring” by Susan Angevin. At the time, local readers could find the bunny sitting outside the Dedham Public Library at 43 Church Street.
After learning that the Avery Oak tree had been turned into a gavel after a thunderstorm knocked it down in July 1973, The Five-Year-Old asked perplexedly:…
For the ninth entry on her photo series of the Dedham Public Art Project, The Five-Year-Old visited Avery Oak by Cat Ciccolo Tucker. At the time, Avery Oak was stationed on the lawn of the Old Avery School on High Street (now the Mother Brook Art Center) in Dedham Massachusetts.
The tail of the Bengal Bunny by Sal D’Antona features the Dedham Pottery logo. How did I miss that the first time?
In line with our promise to bring you more news on the Bengal Bunny pretty soon after it happens, The Five-Year-Old and I are heartbroken to report that last weekend someone hacked away at the Bengal Bunny’s face.
For the eighth entry in Caterpickles’ series on the 2012 Dedham Public Art Project, The Five-Year-Old and I visited the Bengal Bunny by Sal D’Antona. One of two bunnies to be vandalized during the project, the bunny was stationed at the Gregory M. Riley Memorial Playground in Dedham, Massachusetts.
Last week, The Five-Year-Old and I had the opportunity to meet Jill Barry and Mike Glowacki, the artists behind the Peace Rabbit at Oakdale Square Common and co-owners of Dedham Glass Art. Ever wondered what questions a five-year-old would ask if given the opportunity to interview an artist? Now’s your chance to find out.
The Bengal Bunny by Sal D’Antona will make its official debut on next week’s issue of Through the Lens, but when we heard this morning that it had been vandalized, The Five-Year-Old couldn’t rest until she had visited the scene and brought you the report.
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