Hudson Street Stoop
ACDC’s Modern-day Stoop to Connect Neighbors
About Hudson Street Stoop
Hudson Street Stoop is a rotating public art initiative to transform One Greenway Park into an activated and inclusive neighborhood “stoop.”
Our goals are to create art that reminds working-class individuals and families that they belong and honor the rich history of Chinatown. ACDC collaborates with Chinatown residents and local artists to create interactive, rotating public art installations every 18 months.
Visit Hudson Street Stoop!
Located at One Greenway Park, between 66 - 88 Hudson Street, Boston, MA 02111.
Current Installation, Dancing Dragon (2023-2025)
On display until 2025, come swing by and explore it while it’s still here!
The 2023 Hudson Street Stoop installation, Dancing Dragons by artists Katherine Chin & Parke MacDowell, was developed in collaboration with Chinatown residents. Dancing Dragon consists of a steel pavilion with meandering canopy structure providing seating, shade, and the armature for community activity. It is inspired by traditional Chinese dragon dance.
The Process
Hudson Street Stoop is advised by a committee of Chinatown residents and local arts administrators. The committee helped ACDC put out a request for qualifications (RFQ) to seek artists experienced in creating public art and engaging with community members as part of the creative process.
Community Visioning Sessions with residents & community members informs each design and selection process. The final selection is by the HSS Committee.
Throughout the year, ACDC facilitates community events that activates the space for the community.
Upcoming Hudson Street Stoop Events
Stay tuned for more exciting events coming soon!
Contact info@asiancdc.org for questions.
Hudson Street Stoop 2023-25 is Generously Funded in Part by
Community Evaluation Partners
Site Partners
Past Projects
2021-22 Installation, Storytell & Sway
The 2021 Hudson Street Stoop installation, Storytell & Sway by local artist Gianna Stewart, was developed in collaboration with Chinatown residents. The Storytell & Sway exhibit is made of socially distanced bench swings inscribed with residents' quotes in their native languages and adorned with playful bells purchased from Chinatown shops.