Headlining today’s post … new triptych mural by Nether in support of Baltimore Rising at MICA
The Maryland Institute College of Arts is hosting Baltimore Rising, an art exhibit and roundtable discussion which explore the issues that focused the country’s attention on our city during the aftermath of Freddie Gray’s in April, 2015.
This week, in conjunction with Baltimore Rising, Nether put the finishing brush strokes on a new triptych in the Station North Arts District. The left panel shows Kevin Moore who photographed the arrest of Freddie Gray; the middle panel a videorecorder; and, the right-side panel shows Ramsey Ortiz who filmed the arrest of Eric Garner. The images below show the progress of Nether’s mural from start to finish.
The new mural panels begin to take shape.
Nether begins work on his mural of videographer Kevin Moore
Nether buffed this interim progress piece in favor of a different view.
Mural of Kevin Moore almost complete
SAT – the finished mural
Work begins on the middle panel of the triptych
Nether adding color
YAGR – the middle panel now complete
Nether begins work on his mural of videographer Ramsey Orta
Nether spraying on detail to build dimension
Interim progress
Adding final details
Discussing art with a local neighbor
You can see this dramatic new mural by Nether on W North Avenue near Maryland Avenue in the Station North Arts District.
Baltimore Rising runs November 2nd – 23rd. Space is limited, so check the website for full details about attendance.
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