Public Art

Supporting Creativity

With plenty of foot traffic from the area’s students and workers, plus proximity to the Kendall/MIT MBTA Redline stop, Kendall Plaza is an excellent location for art installations and temporary pop ups alike.

Spiral
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Artist: Best Dressed Installed: June-July 2023     View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Kendall Center (@kendallcntr)

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Wonderous Traveler
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Artist: Syliva López Chavez Installed December 1, 2022. “It is a magical urban garden vibe with light-catching shimmer for a space traveler going from one plane to another. The piece evokes nature’s geometry hoping to connect with the movement and human flow as they go up and down the stairs. The sun-flower fan shapes use…

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Past, Present, Future
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Artists: Youth Artists in the “Teen Public Art Program at the Community Art Center” Designed: Fall 2021 Installed: June 2022

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KSQ
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Designed by: Bluebird Design Graphics Installed in January 2016

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Changing Lives, Changing Future
The Changing Lives, Changing Future mural was created by students at the Community Art Center. The mural can be seen on 88 Ames Street in Cambridge, MA.
Ports Festival Bus
Community Art Center
Zebrafish (Danio rerio)!
2016 Cambridge Science Festival Mural Celebration. A public art initiative by Art+Bio, the Science Murals “communicate science through public art.”
Human Connectedness
Created by Liz LaManche , this ground installation explores the connectiveness of humanity.
Play Me I’m Yours
Artwork by British artist Luke Jerram as part of the international “Play Me, I’m Yours” project.
KSQ Sculpture
Hard to miss as you pass by, the bright orange, 9-foot tall letters of the KSQ have become an iconic part of Kendall Plaza.