When Alisa Reyes was a teenager, she was on one of America's biggest children’s television shows.
Reyes is an original cast member of the hit Nickelodeon show All That. She was one of the seven main cast members during the show's first three seasons (from 1994 to 1997). All That was a children's sketch comedy show that ran for 10 seasons, often compared to Saturday Night Live for its humor, as noted by Entertainment Weekly.
Two monumental baby-head sculptures adorn Boston’s linked landscape as they rest on the Fenway entrance lawn of the Museum of Fine Arts. Presiding over the Fenway section of Fredrick Law Olmsted’s metaphorical emerald necklace, the baby heads’ ephemeral, innocent countenances encourage full-spectrum consideration of potential role-reversal relationships between parent and child, teacher and student, servant and master. Their overwhelming presence symbolically links our humanity, defying gender, language, and religion while transcending time.
