A 19-ton bronze depicting Martin Luther King, Coretta Scott King and a love that helped change the world, has inspired praise, jokes and bile. The city of Boston unveiled a new memorial sculpture in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King. The reception for the 22-foot statue has been decidedly mixed — ranging from enthusiastic plaudits to consternation and outright jeers. The monument, by artist Hank Willis Thomas, is meant to honor the relationship between the Kings. It was inspired by a 1964 photograph of the couple hugging, after King had won the Nobel Peace Prize.

Raukura Turei is a multi-disciplinary artist, architect, and designer currently based in Aotearoa, New Zealand. Her art work ha

Another entry into immersive art.  Taking over the location that had been the Museum of Money on Wall St., Monet's Garden recreates Giverny and chronicles artist Monet's life.  You can even create your own water lily to put into the garden pond.