Watershed Captures Power of Nature at deCordova Sculpture Museum

At first glance, the newest installation at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln is unassuming, even unremarkable. The stone shed, embedded into the slope of a hill overlooking the pastorally pretty Flint’s Pond, might be one of thousands of such utilitarian structures dotting the New England landscape, with its sturdy, locally quarried granite walls and spruce pine ceiling. But one look inside is all you need to tell you that this shed is anything but ordinary. The piece, Watershed, is a site-specific, permanent work that interacts with deCordova’s natural outdoor environment and the flow of water, both seen and unseen

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Watershed Captures Power of Nature at deCordova Sculpture Museum

DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln opens a new, publicly accessible installation by renowned British artist Andy Goldsworthy.

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