The Lurie Garden in Millennium Park: Chicago
I am entranced by the Lurie Garden. And as I visit Chicago frequently, I have the good fortune to…
July 12, 2019I am entranced by the Lurie Garden. And as I visit Chicago frequently, I have the good fortune to…
July 12, 2019Just in time for spring The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, has published the book Public Parks, Private…
April 27, 2018Desperately seeking daffodils, or any other sign of spring, I embarked on a visual journey through my collection of…
April 19, 2018While public debate continues regarding Boston’s bid to host the 2024 summer Olympics, I recently spent a weekday visiting…
July 17, 2015Several weeks ago, after one of our frequent storms, I decided to get up early on a Sunday morning…
March 7, 2015City Parks: Public Places, Private Thoughts by Catie Marron with photographs by Oberto Gili (New York: HarperCollins, 2013) As…
January 15, 2014It has been a week since the Boston Marathon. I was in the process of writing several posts when,…
April 22, 2013When does a square become a park and when does a park seem more like a garden? Do…
November 1, 2012While much of the attention in Boston remains focused on the Rose Kennedy Greenway as the most visible public…
July 8, 2012As the “Hub of the Universe” Boston touts many firsts. The first public library, the first subway system, the…
June 3, 2012