Library Murals
Each of these projects was created for a children''s department of a public library. The murals have a quality of magic and energy that compliments the mission of the library as a place of discovery and inspiration.
Story Rainbow Swampscott Public Library
Story Rainbow
Acrylic 7' x 50'
Circus Alphabet Lynn Public Library
Circus Alphabet Mural for Lynn Public Library, Lynn, MA
acrylic 7' x 100'
Reference Alcove Lynn Public Library
Seasons of the Clearwater River Jesse Smith Public Library , Harrisville, RI
History of the Stillwater Mill Jesse Smith Public Library, Harrisville, RI
Atlantic Alphabet Saugus Public Library
Nautical Mural Saugus Public Library
History of Literature Mural Swampscott High School Library
History of Literature
Swampscott High School Library
tromp l'oeil of 100 books in a bookshelf
Weather Balloon Mural Chelmsford Public Library
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Rainforest and Atlantic Ocean Columns Peabody Public Library
Carol Getchell Trail Mural Framingham Public Library
Community Murals
These projects are designed to represent the history, mission, or vision of the sites where they are located.
Some of them include artwork created by the
community through workshops and school residencies.
East Boston History Mural Central Square, East Boston
Brookline Seasons Mural Brookline, MA
Mystic Watershed Map Mystic River Watershed Association
Giant Book with Turning Pages Pop-Up Museum, Peabody, MA
Giant Book with four stories for puppet theater backdrop.
Story: Do Not Sneeze, Do Not Scratch, Do Not Eat!
Giant Book: The Talking Mule
Giant Book: Aesop's Fable; the Turtle and the Rabbit
Giant Book: The Party in the Sky
Giant Book: the Party in the Sky
puppets, costumes, and props
costumes designed and sewn by Jucy Pimenta
Bigots Not Welcome
This mural was painted in 1999 to commemorate a group of students responding to an incident on the campus of Bentley University. The mural has become a memorial to students who died in the terrorist attacks on September 11th, 2001.