BRIGHTER CONNECTED will bring the light of Hanukkah to 8 Boston-area neighborhoods through works of art in windows.
INSTALLATIONS
Bough
Chelsea
Through January 21
Drawn in Light
Freedom House, Roxbury
Through March 15
Looking In
Woburn Library
Through March 15
The Light From Within
Bowdoin Street Health Center
Through March 15
Erik Jacobs & Porsha Olayiwola
Black As Light
Projected on the MFA, Boston
Ended December 18
The Strength of Very Small Things
Boston Cyber Arts Gallery, JP
Ended January 2
Collective Luminescence
Newton Centre
Ended December 22
To Life!
Coolidge Corner
Ended December 18
This is the next phase of the Brighter Together and Brighter Beyond installations created for the JArts Hanukkah: The Festival of Lights celebration at the MFA by artist Tova Speter.
These pieces are designed for socially distanced viewing.
This project is made possible with support from
CJP Arts & Culture
Conviser Property Group
Lam Partners
About the MFA/JArts Hanukkah: The Festival of Lights and the “Brighter” installation series
The annual Hanukkah celebration at the MFA brings music, art-making, dance, storytelling, and the lighting of a larger than life Hanukkiah to thousands of attendees. Started in 2018 by artist Tova Speter, the “Brighter” installation series has engaged area middle school students from 8 schools to create a blacklight interactive installation for festival goers.
Inspired by
Brighter Connected is inspired by 8 Nights, 8 Windows, the 2015 public art project that led the way to the creation of JArts, bringing the miracle and light of Hanukkah to Boston through interactive light themed pieces in windows throughout Boston neighborhoods.
In the News
Read the article by the Boston Globe
