Celebrating Black history month? These 5 cities are going all out
Celebrating Black history month? These 5 cities are going all out
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Celebrating Black history month? These 5 cities are going all out
The desirability of adding attractive murals to Huntington’s floodwall is not a novel topic. I wrote “we need floodwall art” columns in 2009, 2019 and 2020. The floodwall was constructed
HUNTINGTON â Fairfieldâs newest artwork was completed by a renowned artist. Ernel Martinez has been working closely with residents in the neighborhood to create a mural that reflects their stories. The mural, which is on the exterior of the Ebenezer Day Care Center, was unveiled Thursday. Following the event, Martinez said itâs always special for him when he gets to reveal a mural and see the community it is in embrace it. âIâm an advocate for the arts, but I also feel that art shouldnât be exclusive to museums or galleries. It should be a part of the community ...
Today Some sun this morning with increasing clouds this afternoon. High 82F. Winds ENE at 5 to 10 mph.. Tonight Some clouds this evening will give way to mainly clear skies overnight. Low 62F. Winds light and variable. Updated: July 18, 2021 @ 6:22 am
WHYY By Linda Fernandez and Keir JohnstonJanuary 28, 2021 “Dialogue on Race” mural by Parris Stancell and David McShane in West Philadelphia surrounded by scaffolding. (Photo by Amber Arts and Design) Gentrification is changing the cultural landscape in Philadelphia. Many parts of the city are experiencing rapid development, and murals, which celebrate neighborhood history and community leaders, are being destroyed, covered up, and whitewashed prematurely. The artists and communities who created these public artworks are left without a choice in the matter. While it is true that most outd...