News from the Shores of the Chesapeake Bay
A vibrant mew mural was dedicated on August 13, 2022 in Downtown Cambridge. The Dorchester Women’s Mural featuring a dozen women from the past and present that have made a difference in Dorchester County and far beyond was dedicated on August 13, 2022. The 12 women featured are: Yogananda Pittman, former Acting Chief of the […]
Continue ReadingOn Saturday, May 11, 2019 a new mural, which also acts as official town signage, was unveiled at the Community Garden in downtown Denton, MD. This project, funded by Downtown Denton Main Street and the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development, features artwork by local artist Nicholas Tindall. Goals for this project include welcoming […]
Continue ReadingREHOBOTH BEACH, DE – The Rehoboth Art League is seeking a practicing artist to create a mural for the City of Rehoboth’s Convention Center. The Convention Center, which reopened in 2018 next to the new Municipal Building on Rehoboth Avenue, hosts a wide variety of groups and gatherings year-round. Inside the buildings, the City hosts […]
Continue Reading“Main Street Rock Hall” is pleased to announce the names of the Eastern Shore artists who have been selected to develop and implement a public art project in Rock Hall, as follows: Chestertown artist Ken Castelli, who will redesign and recreate the Bayside Foods mural depicting the lives and traditions of Chesapeake Bay watermen; Wye […]
Continue ReadingThe Main Street Rock Hall Steering Committee is seeking experienced, qualified mural artists to develop and implement a public art project in Rock Hall, MD. The purpose of the project is to re-envision, re-design and recreate three deteriorating murals in downtown Rock Hall while eliciting input and participation from both local school children and community […]
Continue ReadingWith funding from Chesapeake Bay Trust Artist Morgan Bench created the mural on the Park Building in Betterton. It was dedicated during Bettertown Appreciation Day, August 4, 2018. Although weather conditions prevented it from being finished until a few days later.
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