BRUNSWICK

Brunswick Public Art will be celebrating two new installations at the Brunswick Recreation Center at 220 Neptune Drive on Brunswick Landing: “Marsh Meadow Farm,” a mural by Evelyn Dean on the running track, and six new “Health and Wellness” mini-murals by Harriet Beecher Stowe School students of Amy Crosby on the wall of the main court.

The event on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m., will include brief presentations by the artists. The public is invited to attend.

Brunswick Public Art’s mission is to inspire and promote quality public art that captures the spirit, values, and visions of our diverse community.

Since the installation last June of “Haven,” a granite sculpture by Miles Chapin at the Brunswick Train Station, Brunswick Public Art has brought several other projects to fruition.

Most recently, “Convergence,” a work by Bowdoin College students Rachel Brooke, Mariah Reading and Molly Rider was installed in May on the Coffin’s Ice Pond Bridge on the trail that connects Town Commons to Bowdoin College.

The past year also saw installations of “The Birches” by Karl Saila on the gate between Senter Place and Cool as a Moose on Maine Street; “Art with Mrs. Crosby Goes Outside” on the fence at the Coffin Elementary School; and “Life in a Drop of Water,” a temporary photography exhibit at the Merrymeeting Dog Park on the Androscoggin Bicycle and Pedestrian Path.

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