2023 Stone Carving Symposium has concluded on AUGUST 27, Sunday, 2:00PM with a Reception for Symposium Exhibition/Artist Talk; Thank You all for coming to support us! Here is the Brochure we have produced.
Symposium 2023 Flier _front
Symposium 2023 Flier_back
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(Admission to the Museum is $15/regular, $10/over 65)
Try our newly developed QR Code Self-Tour tools to enjoy our art grounds online:
Zone 1: In front of the building
Zone 2: Yin’s Garden
Zone 3: Owl Garden
QR Code: New Art Archeology stone pile
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Our art grounds are open to the public every day 10am to 6pm. Please call 617-699-6401 to make an appointment ahead of time so we can receive you. To visit, park in front of the big wooden hammer and come into the red Museum building to pay the admission $15/regular, $10/over 65. We accept cash, venmo and cashapp.
THANK YOU! THE CHRONICLE (Channel 5 TV) has featured our New Art Archeology stone pile in the program entitled “Rock Stars: Stone art comes to life in New England.” Chronicle streams the show on their website WCVB Chronicle Chronicle YouTube.
ACTON BIG-FOOT by Viktor Lois
This 23-feet, 7.5 tons steel sculpture was installed on the art grounds in September 2021 when we are just come out from the “dormant period” caused by the pandemic.
We have renamed this art ground YV ART MUSEUM = “WHY WE ART MUSEUM” (administered by the Contemporary Arts International CAI). “YV” refers to Yin Peet and Viktor Lois whose artworks are the anchor of the Museum, “We” refers to the artists who had taken residencies at the art grounds and/or had participated in our New Art Archeology program, and donate their excellent artwork to our permanent collection. Together, we are realizing this legendary art mission.
This 23-feet, 7.5 tons steel sculpture was installed on the art grounds in September 2021 when we just came out from the “dormant period” caused by the pandemic.