Posts Tagged ‘Murals’
Thursday, August 31st, 2017
Anthony Washington, artist
We first met artist Anthony Washington nearly five years ago when he was creating a mural near our studio. Since that time he has done some cool projects, moved to Colorado and recently did illustration for a children’s book. He is now back in the area and looking use his artistic skills to help beautify our cityscape.
Washington would be a great addition to a Syracuse Mural Arts team.
He is pictured here at the NYS Fair holding the book he illustrated for Jackie Grace.
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Sunday, February 19th, 2017
Liam Kirst (center) of the Land Bank talked about a new mural program that will be applied to abandoned and dilapidated homes in the city. He was a guest, along with his father and Logan Reidsma, at the F.O.C.U.S. Forum on Friday morning.
Tags:2017, Art, F.O.C.U.S. Greater Syracuse, Liam Kirst, Logan Reidsma, Murals, Sean Kirst, Syracuse Architectural Digest, Syracuse Land Bank, Week in Review
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Friday, May 31st, 2013
Wheat Paste Mural (Art Rage Gallery) by Tonja Torgerson
This public art piece, located on the Hawley-Green neighborhood, is an homage to all things temporary. Torgerson’s work has also been displayed in NYC and Minneapolis. She said the wheat paste works last from a few weeks to a few months, depending on the weather. Locally we’ve seen Torgersons’s pieces in Little Italy and Midtown.
Tags:2013, Art Rage Gallery, Hawley-Green, Murals, Public Art, Street Art, Syracuse, Tonja Torgerson, Wheat Paste
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Tuesday, January 15th, 2013
Here’s a brief conversation with illustrator/photographer/painter Anthony Washington, who installed a new mural outside the Spark Art Gallery on East Fayette Street on Monday afternoon.
Tags:2013, Anthony Washington, Art, Biotechnical Accelerator, Connective Corridor, East Fayette Street, Kennedy Square, Loguen Crossing, Midtown, Murals, Neighborhood in Transition, SIF Conversations, Spark Art Contemporary Art Space, Syracuse, Syracuse Ronald McDonald House, University Avenue 2.0
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