Framingham is home to many beautiful murals! Delighting in their eye-catching designs is one thing, but what about the meaning behind them, and the artists who created them? The Frame’s Mackenzie Wright caught up with the creatives behind two murals in particular: Celebrating the Sudbury River at the river floodgates in Saxonville, and the We Are Here mural located at the Amazing Things Art Center downtown.
Framingham is home to many beautiful murals! Delighting in their eye-catching designs is one thing, but what about the meaning behind them, and the artists who created them? The Frame’s Mackenzie Wright caught up with the creatives behind two murals in particular: Celebrating the Sudbury River at the river floodgates in Saxonville, and the We Are Here mural located at the Amazing Things Art Center downtown.
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The Massachusetts legislature’s closeout supplemental budget includes provisions for these transfers ahead of the development of a new regional justice center for the MetroWest region.
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Currently outside of Framingham State’s Danforth Art Museum are a set of bright pink chairs—they’re called the Conversation Chairs, and they’re meant to initiate dialogues between neighbors and to inspire participants to draw representations of what those talks featured.
Following a community meeting on Monday, leaders on the project noted the first phase of construction into Framingham should hopefully begin in 2029.
