Scott is loving the newly decorated path along Samuels and Associates' 401 Park, formerly Landmark Center and before that the Sears Building in the Fenway.

The path to Fenway Station, with the whimsical, kid-friendly fauxpiary, is nicer than it needed to be. Well done!

WBZ reports officials at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum shut the museum today, the 33rd anniversary of the infamous painting robbery after learning climate activists planned to use the occasion and the museum to promote their cause - and the fear something could happen to damage the remaining artwork.

The Creative, which joins Boston's pantheon of giant-head statues, sits outside the new home of the Boston Arts Academy on Ipswich Street in the Fenway. Read more.

Adam Castiglioni took in the giant dancer on the side of the Federal Reserve Bank downtown last night.

The Dig reports the increasingly nomadic Museum of Bad Art (raise your hand if you're old enough to remember its origins as a gallery next to the basement men's room at the Dedham Community Theater) makes its next stop at Dorchester Brewing on Mass. Ave. next month.

Brandon Bowser was walking down Brighton Avenue yesterday, looked up and went "RIP the Sunset Grill mural."

Sunset Grill closed in 2017, but its mural hung around a few more years. Compare to a similarly large mural painted over on Newbury Street.

WBUR takes a look at efforts to buy spaces for artists in Boston, 11 years after one collective managed to raise more than $2 million in a couple of weeks for a building in Fort Point.

Greg Cook takes a look at Rob "ProBlak" Gibbs's new mural, "Breathe Life Together," going up in Dewey Square across from South Station. It's the tenth mural on the large wall, but the first by a Boston artist.

The Fort Pointer shows us Fort Point artist Kristen Alexandra's latest knitted work, on A Street.