Ozymandias by Douglas Kornfeld
I hadn’t been to the DeCordova for almost a decade, and couldn’t wait to see its expansion both inside and out during a trip to Boston last month. Formally the DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, it’s adjacent to a large pond in the lovely, historic town of Lincoln, northwest of Boston. Somehow, even though the DeCordova is listed in various guides, it remains a best-kept secret. Below were some of our favorite sculptures, but you must also go inside to see current contemporary exhibits, check out the cafe, and do not miss the gift shop, one of the best places to buy craft in the Boston area. If you’re feeling ambitious (we didn’t have time), take a walk along the Sandy Pond Trail, which circumvents the pond. It’s a great place for lady slipper viewing in the spring. Whatever you do when you get there, just get there!
Diane (right) and friend Vicki have a heart to heart in front of Two Big Black Hearts by Jim Dine
One piece from Armour Boys by Laura Ford
Eve Celebrant by Marianna Pineda
Testing a World View (Again) (left) by Tory Fair, Humming by Jaume Plensa
Places we go, People we see 