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El Balloon Museum d'Emily in Paris in the Barcelona area - Vimarsana News

El Balloon Museum d'Emily in Paris in the Barcelona area

El Balloon Museum d'Emily in Paris in the Barcelona areaEPC Fans of Emily in Paris, the popular Netflix series, will surely remember Emily and

Massive clown heads in downtown Boston freak out tourists - Vimarsana News

Massive clown heads in downtown Boston freak out tourists

Two massive clown heads nestled between buildings in downtown Boston have been no laughing matter for some tourists and Bostonians – who have bemoaned the new public art installation.

Source: nypost.com
An art critic's thoughts about the Downtown Business Improvement District's improvements - Vimarsana News

An art critic's thoughts about the Downtown Business Improvement District's improvements

WINTERACTIVE feels like a quick-fix driven by desperation, when a better option seems there for the taking.

How downtown Boston is trying to transform to attract new businesses — and customers - Vimarsana News

How downtown Boston is trying to transform to attract new businesses — and customers

Downtown Boston is trying to reinvent itself. These days visitors might notice a new businesses, some curious public art or even a block party in the neighborhood. It's all part of an effort to reverse downturns in foot traffic and business activity since many people's commutes and work schedules changed during the pandemic.

Source: wbur.org
In downtown Boston, whimsical pop-up public art delights and disquiets - Vimarsana News

In downtown Boston, whimsical pop-up public art delights and disquiets

Giant inflatable clown heads, a 60-foot whale and eerily realistic statues are part of a bid to increase wintertime foot traffic in downtown Boston.

Source: wbur.org