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“a line” – a 500-ft long ongoing installation
August 10 @ 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Saturday, August 10, 12-5pm
Join us for “a line” – a captivating 500-ft-long installation that debuted at the Japan Festival in Boston Common. We invite the Harvard Square community to be part of this ongoing journey. On Saturday, August 10, from 12 PM to 5 PM, bring your friends, kids, or partners to Palmer Street (near the Harvard Coop) and enjoy drawing, coloring, and dancing with us. Don’t miss the chance to also visit the (snobby) institute at 1420 Mass Ave (next to Bank of America) and explore the complete project, a graduate thesis by (snobs._), recent graduates of the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Please check our Instagram @snobs._ for details on our programs from August 1-9 as well!
We are deeply thankful to the Harvard Square Business Association and Gazit Horizons for providing the opportunity for this installation.
_“, a line.”
, a line delineates.
, a line is often understood to demarcate and signal a border or boundary between a place and another.
, a line, therefore, indicates limits to space that is accessibility, rendering itself into a wall of separation.
_“Let us reimagine.”
_“, a line.”
, a line also designates space or an in-between for exchanging goods and ideas.
, a line constitutes distinct cultural aspirations and communal preoccupation.
, a line denotes time and process and implies a directional future.
, a line chronicles material matter layered over eons hatch in the stone.
, a line is bestowed from the bounty of the earth.
, a line ensures sovereignty, autonomy, and variable agency.
, a line proposes contention and asks for mediation in the pursuit of cooperative measures.
, a line provides means
