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With support from the Winifred Johnson Clive Foundation, 15 young people participating in SLI 2011 collaborated with artists Clare Herron and Grace Baley to create “Infinite Dreams,” a vibrant mosaic designed to support the transformation of P.S. 164’s blacktop schoolyard into a green play space.
This project was completed in partnership with The Trust for Public Land (TPL), as part of TPL’s effort to transform neglected spaces into playgrounds or community parks to help ensure that every child in the city has a safe outdoor play space.
The Brooklyn Detention Complex Mural team presents their designs to the public at the NU Hotel (July 26, 2011)
Groundswell’s Artists come together to share and discuss potential designs to implement for this year’s Summer Leadership Institute. (July 22, 2011)
Groundswell Mural Project staff, artists and partners gathering for a Community Partner Organization meeting. (Spring 2011)
Youth artists plan a mural about restorative justice for the Brooklyn Detention Center. Circles will be featured in the design to reference many core principles of Buddhism. (June 2011)
Youth artists plan a mural about restorative justice for the Brooklyn Detention Center. Circles will be featured in the design to reference many core principles of Buddhism. (June 2011)
The muralists pose in front of their completed work at PS 506 in Sunset Park during the dedication ceremony. (September 7)
Lead artist Crystal Bruno and assistant artist Tanya Albrigtsen-Frable present certificates to the youth muralists from the PS 506 group. (September 7)
