Dan R.
12/7/2013
I was looking out the window of my hotel room at the Copley Fairmount Plaza and I saw a small town green between the hotel and the Trinity Church. In the green, I saw a sculpture of a tortoise and...
Tortoise and the Hare Sculpture
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206 Clarendon St
Boston, MA 02116
The Tortoise and the Hare Sculpture in Boston, MA is a public art installation that has been a part of the city's civic spaces since 1890. The Boston Art Commission, which oversees the sculpture, advocates for public art and provides information about publicly accessible art in the city, the public art process, calls to artists, and more.
The commission is dedicated to promoting and supporting the arts in Boston, and works to ensure that the public has access to art and cultural experiences. They actively explore new ways to move public art projects forward, even under challenging circumstances such as the current COVID-19 pandemic.
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Jeremy J.
7/13/2021
We are walking around Boston and just enjoying all their sites and sceneries that they have in this wonderful city. We came across the tortoise and hare sculpture. My kids enjoyed climbing on them...
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