 Pittsfield's 'Lest We Forget' Mural Gets New LifeOn Tuesday, the city unveiled "Lest We Forget" mural in its new location surrounded by nearly 100 officials and community members.  Pittsfield to Unveil New Vietnam War MuralA new mural remembering the county's servicemen killed in action in Vietnam, "Lest We Forget 1961-1975," will be unveiled on Tuesday, Aug. 29, at 10 a.m.  Pittsfield Art Partnership Plans New Mural at 348 North St.Local artist Cara Petricca will paint an original mural this week on the north-facing side of 348 North St.  Pittsfield's Shipton Building Sports Original MuralThe artist was commissioned through the Let It Shine! Public Art Partnership and is funded by a MassDevelopment Transformative Development Initiative Creative Catalyst Grant.  North Adams Art Commission Votes Flowers for Eagle Street Pride MuralSix flowers — each in a rainbow color and representing a Massachusetts wildflower — will be painted on Eagle Street by volunteers.  West Side Mural Wishes for Greener FutureLocated on the B&P Auto Body Supply at the corner of Robbins Avenue and Columbus Avenue, it depicts a young boy making a wish on a dandelion with an eco-friendly landscape in the background. Within the mural is a farm, windmills to supply energy, an electric car, and a Bird scooter.  Pittsfield Parks Commission Supports Mural at Tucker ParkThe 8-foot work was created by the Railroad Street Youth Project in Great Barrington and is titled "Rooted in Connection." It was unveiled over the weekend at the city's first Juneteenth festival in Durant Park, where the project's other murals are displayed.  'Black Abundance' Mural Reveal Kicks Off Pittsfield JuneteenthThe work depicts seven of Berkshire County's most notable Black leaders in a Mount Rushmore-style composition with a color scheme of red, yellow, green, and black. |
