Metuchen Public Art

Remember my Adirondack chair project, back in the summer of 2019? As part of the Metuchen Downtown Alliance’s Language project, I created an upholstered Adirondack chair using images of public art around town. It was loads of fun – you can read the details of that project here.

The Metuchen Downtown Alliance has just released a documentary all about their public art program. Last summer, during the pandemic, I was interviewed along with another chair artist as part of the program. It’s a lovely video, and makes me a little nostalgic for that community.

If you have a short attention span, like I do, you can find me around minute 9, although I do recommend watching the whole video. It really is a lovely little town. Their art program is really remarkable. I’ve lived in a lot of different places, and not many small towns have a team as devoted to bringing the arts into our lives.

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