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Sigh... thinking back to our super-fun #BostonInstaSwap. Loved having @gardnermuseum share some scenes from the Aquarium—including this video of a snacking anemone in our newborn shark exhibit! #MuseumInstaSwap #BostonSMASH #anemone #snacktime

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Like the Aquarium, the @decordovaspandm is situated and has a close relationship with a nearby body of water. Flints Pond sets a scenic backdrop to the many pieces of art on the ground. The Lab, located on the 4th floor, lets visitors of all ages experience immersive installations, building activities, and catch a glimpse of what lives within the pond. . . #BostonInstaSwap #MuseumInstaSwap #BostonSMASH #blueplanet #liveblue (at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum)

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We found a fish! One things that really strikes us is how art and nature commingle here, and this is a perfect example. Acadian Gyro, created by Ed Shay in 1987, sits apart from the other works, set against a background of pines and with the crunch of leaves underfoot. #BostonInstaSwap #MuseumInstaSwap #BostonSMASH #artmeetsnature #blueplanet @decordovaspandm (at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum)

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Drumroll, please... for today's museum Insta-swap we’re posing images taken at the @decordovaspandm in Lincoln for today’s #MuseumInstaSwap! . First up: This massive, 150-foot long sculpture, entitled ‘Lincoln’, was built in 2012 by DeWitt Godfrey and has quickly become one of the Park’s most recognizable pieces. The sculpture is so massive that we could only fit half of it in this image! . Be sure to check out @gardnermuseum to see some of your favorite Aquarium animals today! #BostonInstaSwap #Museuminstaswap #BostonSMASH (at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum)