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Beyond Walls in Lynn

August 2, 2017 Leave a Comment

Mural by Marka27 from the Beyond Walls Project, photo by Robin Lubbock/WBUR

WBUR’s The ARTery has a terrific story about the 15 new wall murals created in Lynn, Massachusetts, as part of the Beyond Walls Project. In just 10 days, artists created the murals on brick walls in Downtown Lynn, all within walking distance of one another.

Above is an image of the mural by Marka27 (also known as Victor Quiñonez), on 31 Exchange Street.

Below is work by Caleb Neelon, past Mass Cultural Council Fellow and author of numerous books, including Caleb Neelon’s Book of Awesome. Lena McCarthy collaborated with him to create the mural, which is located at 33 Munroe Street.

Mural by Caleb Neelon and Lena McCarthy from the Beyond Walls Project, photo by Robin Lubbock/WBUR

Read about the project and see all 15 murals on The ARTery.

Images: mural by Marka27; mural by Caleb Neelon and Lena McCarthy; pictures by Robin Lubbock/WBUR.

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