ArtCity Nashua transforms Tree Streets with 20 vibrant murals
Raven Armstead, right, owner and artist at Rave Sake Studios in Huntsville, Ala., along with Tonio from New York, add some color to an expanse of mural whose theme is one of inspiring people of all backgrounds to embrace and display their shared imperfections. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Christian "TECHNI" Rodriguez, based in Lawrence and Lowell, Mass., is a contemporary visual artist celebrated for black-and-white artwork that heralds the intertwining of technology and humanity. (techni.studio) Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Mural artist Sup4Ultra, who is based in New England, incorporates precise boundaries spotlighted with highlights that result in a three-dimensional look popping with color. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Kori Thomas, founder of ArtCity Nashua and leader of The Tree Streets mural project here extends thanks to some of her paint sponsors AOA Supply of Boston, Beyond Walls in Lynn, Mass., and Kobra Paint USA, based in Florida. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Whitney Holbourn, a resident of Tampa, Fla., adds color and style to a portion of one of 20 murals completed throughout The Tree Streets mural project fostered by ArtCity Nashua. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Kori Thomas, known in the art world as "Quest Nine," is the founder of ArtCity Nashua and originator of the mural painting project launched on Aug. 29 in the Nashua neighborhood known as The Tree Streets, an enterprise that gave the community 20 large-scale murals completed by artists from several states and other countries. (QuestNine.com) Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Angurria, foreground, an artist from the Dominican Republic, completes a mural for The Tree Streets project, as El DakPak, from Mexico, and Whitney Holburn, right, a Floridian, finish their works. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Rixy, of Lawrence, Mass., known for her newest work, "The Midnight Ride," displayed on the Greenway in Boston, celebrates a Caribbean heritage with large-scale mural art. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
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