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Your Arlington
Published: 15 June 2021
Written by ACAC newsletter
Meet ACAC Artist-in-Residence Nilou Moochhala, at left, at her newly installed public art project in Menotomy Rocks Park on Thursday, June 17, 5 to 7 p.m., or Saturday and Sunday, June 19 and 20, from 10 a.m. to noon.
The installation combines drawings Moochhala created during a daily meditative practice begun during lockdown with new work developed in response to interviews with diverse Arlingtonians: town leaders, front-line workers, medical professionals, local business owners, and inventors/entrepreneurs.
The artist talked to the new parents of a "pandemic baby," middle school and college students, working parents, and retired seniors. Some of the stories she heard were heart-breaking. Others were inspiring accounts of public service, resourcefulness, and resiliency.
Arts commission, Chamber collaborate with businesses to spruce up town
As a vital part of the Arlington community, the Arlington Commission for Arts and Culture has launched of Spruce Up, Arlington: Get Your Sparkle On!, a spring revitalization campaign in collaboration with the Arlington Chamber of Commerce.
Following the unprecedented year behind us, this initiative aims to reconnect, restore, and revitalize the town by sparking economic vitality through the arts. The ACAC and the Chamber are looking for ways to create opportunities for local artists, beautify Arlington's business districts and help support a thriving main street.
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