Mural projects beautify Alameda Arroyo multi-use trail tunnel
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LAS CRUCES - Colorful landscapes and iconic local symbols newly beautify the walls of the Las Cruces Alameda Arroyo multi-use trail tunnel that runs beneath I-25 (between Triviz Drive and Northrise Drive), providing an enjoyable mural art experience to those who walk, bike or run the highly used trail. The tunnel-long mural was recently created as a collaborative public art project between the Parks and Recreation Department, Las Cruces Public Art, Keep Las Cruces Beautiful and grant funds from New Mexico Conservation Corps. The LCPA master plan identifies the Alameda Arroyo multi-use trail as a community collaboration public art opportunity. We were very excited when Parks and Recreation and the mural team presented their plans for the tunnel to the City Art Board,” said Christina Ballew, chairman of the Las Cruces City Art Board. “Not only do collaborative projects like this add visual intere
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Colorful landscapes and iconic local symbols newly beautify the walls of the Las Cruces Alameda Arroyo multi-use trail tunnel that runs beneath I-25 (between Triviz Dr. and Northrise Dr.), providing an enjoyable mural art experience to those who walk, bike, or run the highly used trail. Here is a statement from the city of Las Cruces:
The tunnel-long mural was recently created as a collaborative public art project between the Parks and Recreation Department, Las Cruces Public Art (LCPA), Keep Las Cruces Beautiful (KLCB), and grant funds from New Mexico Conservation Corps. The LCPA master plan identifies the Alameda Arroyo multi-use trail as a community collaboration public art opportunity. We were very excited when Parks and Recreation and the mural team presented their plans for the tunnel to the City Art Board,” said Christina Ballew, Chairman, Las Cruces City Art Board. “Not only do collaborative projec