Armenian Heritage Park on the Greenway

2021 Abstract Sculpture at Armenian Heritage Park

2019 Abstract Sculpture Configuration

2017 Abstract Sculpture

Singular fountain at Armenian Heritage Park

2016 Configuration of the Abstract Sculpture

Patrons placed luminarias where it had meaning to them

Walking the candlelit labyrinth

The winter solstice brought out dozens to walk the labyrinth

With the bright Greenway carousel in the background, people take a break from the holiday rush by walking the labyrinth

Peeking through the Abstract Sculpture

Signs and flags at Armenian Genocide Centennial Commemoration

Over 3000 people gathered on the Greenway for the Armenian Genocide Centennial Commemoration

Donald Tellalian, designer and architect of the Abstract Sculpture and Armenian Heritage Park

In front of the 2015 configuration of the Abstract Sculpture on the Greenway, Julie Burros, Boston Chief of Arts & Culture with architect Donald Tellalian

2015 Abstract Sculpture at Armenian Heritage Park on the Greenway

Armenian Heritage Park sculpture in winter

2014 Configuration of Abstract Sculpture

Inside the Abstract Sculpture

Abstract Dodecahedron Sculpture Installation

2013 Configuration of the Abstract Sculpture

Labyrinth at night

2012 Original Configuration of Abstract Sculpture

Govenor Deval Patrick and Boston Mayor Thomas Menino join with park officials to cut the ribbon at dedication of Armenian Heritage Park on the Greenway