Street Murals
No. 2723 Grates on Washington Street, 1990s
Art in the urban context comes in many forms. The murals painted on brick walls and on the grates of store-fronts are in one sense fleeting, since they will fade and wear away over time. To the viewer, the painters are anonymous, but they have contributed enormously to the appearance of our streetscapes. By using a found surface as their canvas, these unknown artists have provoked us to think about the meaning of their creations.
No. 1681 Adams Street, Fields Corner 2002
No. 2713 Lee School, 2002
No. 2715 Washington Street
No. 2716 Bowdoin Street 1990s
No. 2718 Burt Street 2002
No. 2720 Fleet Building, Upham’s Corner, 2002
No. 2721 Hamilton Street 2002
No. 2722 Washington Street 1990s
No. 2724 Washington Street 1990s
No. 2725 Washington Street 1990s
No. 2726 Washington Street opposite Rockwell Street 2002
No. 2927 Quincy Street at Columbia Road 2002
No. 2741 Topliff Street 2002
No. 2974 Pope John Paul Second Park 2003
No. 2971 Pope John Paul Second Park 2003
No. 3045 Intervale Street 2003
No. 3046 Intervale Street 2003
No. 3048 Creston Street 2003
No. 3049 Creston Street 2003
No. 3050 Lawrence Street 2003
No. 3051 Lawrence Street 2003
No. 3052 Lawrence Street 2003
No. 4026 Levi’s Restaurant on Washington Street, 2004
No. 7473 Kelly Field at Fields Corner 1970
No. 7802 986 Blue Hill Avenue 2006
No. 9059 Florian Hall, Hallet Street 2007
No. 9737 Strand Theatre 2007
No. 10317 532 Washington Street 2009
No. 10330 583 Washington Street 2009
No. 10441 505 Washington Street 2009