Baltimore-based muralist Jaz Erenberg is bringing her abilities to Baltimore County.
Erenberg, an Afro-Latina artist recognized for enlivening communities along with her colourful public artwork, began work this week on the Pikesville Community Mural, the primary publicly-funded and juried mural in that space.
“The mural is themed round Pikesville’s pure magnificence and historical past and is titled Echoes of Resilience,” the artist stated in an e-mail message. She’s portray it alongside her husband, Doron Erenberg, on the facet of a industrial constructing at 1220 Reisterstown Road, throughout the road from the Pikesville public library and the Maryland State Police headquarters within the coronary heart of Pikesville.
The venture is being coordinated by 1,000 Friends of Pikesville Inc. with assist from the Northwest Baltimore Partnership; Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce; Pikesville Revitalization Action Plan Committee; and Baltimore County Government.
Erenberg is a 2017 graduate of the Maryland Institute College of Art and a member of Baltimore’s Public Art Commission. Her murals may be seen in Station North; Belair-Edison; Sandtown-Winchester; Cherry Hill; Highlandtown; Ednor Gardens and on her personal home in Upper Fells Point.
The Pikesville mural will likely be 45 ft lengthy and 13 ft excessive. Erenberg is aiming to full it by May 25.
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