mural

A Fairhaven School is home to a new mural of the town's famous benefactor, Henry Huttleston Rogers.  What better school to choose for a tribute than on the Fairhaven school that bears his name, the Rogers School? The Rogers school has been vacant for roughly 10 years, since it merged with the new Wood School on the site of the old Wood School on Sconticut Neck Road.  The tow...

It took three years for this mural by the New Bedford-Fairhaven Bridge to become a reality but now it's ready for all to enjoy.

Looking for some fun, Insta-worthy stuff to do around town? Get out and find some TomBob art!

I sometimes drive by this spot on my way to work. Before it was just an ordinary wall with no beauty to it. And now it's a masterpiece thanks to two talented artists. Ryan McFee and Todd Woodward - you should be proud of the work you've done with this wall and I thank you for adding beauty to our little corner of the world...

UMass Dartmouth celebrates the latest addition to it's campus-wide Living Gallery Project. The University unveiled a colorful and vibrant 48'x12' mural on the exterior of the campus center. UMass Dartmouth Chancellor Divina Grossman calls the mural a game-changer...

It's been years in the making, but the mural dedicated to the famed Civil War 54th Regiment was officially unveiled Saturday afternoon.

Young people enrolled in the Mayor's Summer Youth Enrichment Program have created a giant-sized piece of art that's currently hanging on the State Pier Terminal  building in New Bedford. Its a 15-foot high ceramic underwater scene. ...

Another display of public art in New Bedford --- This time on the walls of a highway overpass on Belleville Avenue in the North End. The mural is called "School of Cod" and shows a colorful school of fish swimming through elm trees. The artist is Alex Jardin of New Bedford, and he has no problem with his mural being located in the Hicks-Logan St...

The New Bedford Public Art Committee has selected a mural design to be painted on the walls of the North Front Street overpass. The committee sifted through a number of submissions, ultimately choosing a design created by New Bedford artist Alex Jardin, a 2007 New Bedford High School graduate...