Four New Community Murals On View in Tour

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Commmunity members painting artist Anna Arnold's mural

For the second year, members and friends will have the opportunity to view four new murals created by Cleveland artists as a part of The Cleveland Foundation’s [2] Community of Relationships grant. The mural project is a collaboration in which the museum links professional artists with neighborhood residents. Cleveland artists involved community members in creating large-scale murals for selected neighborhood locations.

Come join the free Lolly the Trolley [3] tours of the four new community murals on Saturday, March 31 at 12:00 and 2:30 p.m. beginning at the Cleveland Museum of Art's north entrance. Guests will be able to meet the artists, learn about the neighborhoods, and view the murals.

No advance registration. Questions? Contact Nan Eisenberg at 216-707-2483 or e-mail
commartsinfo@clevelandart.org [4].

The Mural Project is supported by The Cleveland Foundation and Charter One Foundation. Additional donation by Glidden®, an AkzoNobel brand.

Tour Details:

Stop 1
Hough Community Mural
Artist: Jerome White [5]
Viewing at Fatima Family Center, 6600 Lexington Ave.
The final mural location will be League Park [6] at E. 66 St. and Lexington Ave. in April 2013.

Stop 2
Fairfax Community Mural
Artist: Van Monroe [7]
St. Adalbert School, 2345 E. 83 St.

Stop 3

Glenville Community Mural
Artist: Sequoia Versillee [8]
Murtis Taylor @ Kathryn R. Tyler Center, 900 E. 105 St.

Stop 4

East Cleveland Community Mural
Artist: Anna Arnold [9]
Peterson Building, Euclid Avenue at Lakeview Rd.