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DATMA’s ‘LIGHT 2020’ brings art installations outdoors

June 19 February 01

SouthCoast Today Article by Linda Murphy / Fall River Herald News

Posted Jun 19, 2020 at 8:08 PM

NEW BEDFORD — This isn’t the summer Massachusetts Design Art and Technology Executive Director Lindsay Miś envisioned when they were planning two large-scale art projects, but in a sense, it turned out to be exactly what was needed in the era of COVID-19.

On Saturday, DATMA will launch the citywide collaboration “LIGHT 2020,” featuring two large-scale art projects that can be viewed from the streets downtown. With museums and galleries shuttered at the moment, the art installations bring a visible needed dose of culture to the streets where they can be viewed safely with social distancing in mind amid the era of COVID-19, said Miś.

Based on New Bedford’s legacy as “The City that Lit World,” DATMA selected two artists that use light as their medium.

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