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A Collaborative Photo Mural
Thank you to everyone who took part in creating a giant photo collage celebrating the history and character of Greenwich! Guided by artist Rashmi Talpade, participants used submitted photo prints to create a unique townscape collage inspired by the architecture and spirit of Greenwich. Collage sessions took place throughout the Spring at locations around town.
THE SEVEN FINISHED MURALS ARE TEMPORARILY ON DISPLAY BY THE FIRST FLOOR ENTRANCE AT GREENWICH LIBRARY, PRIOR TO THEIR PERMANENT INSTALLATION.
Greenwich Townscape Mural Debut
Thank you to everyone who joined us at Greenwich Library on July 9 for the inaugural presentation of the completed Greenwich Townscape murals, followed by a wonderful Peterson Unplugged concert featuring On the Trail Bluegrass! It was a memorable evening celebrating art, music, and community. We were delighted to share the unveiling of these remarkable murals and enjoy an outstanding bluegrass performance with so many friends and neighbors. Stay tuned for photos from the event!
How to Participate
- Upload your photos (January 28-May 15)
- Attend collage sessions around town (March-May)
- Come see the finished artwork! (July)
Community Collage Session Partners
Greenwich Library
Cos Cob Library
Byram Shubert Library
Perrot Memorial Library
Greenwich YMCA
Wallace Center
Bruce Museum
Hill House senior residence
Boys & Girls Club Greenwich
Cohen Eastern Greenwich Civic Center
Bendheim Western Greenwich Civic Center
Upload Photos
Thank you to everyone who submitted photos! Photo submissions are now closed but be sure to come to the opening event to find your images in the collage.
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About the Artist
Rashmi Talpade, based in Wallingford, Connecticut, is an accomplished artist known for her innovative photo-collages constructed from hundreds of her photographs. Her work transforms everyday scenes into compelling visual narratives. Rashmi has led numerous largescale grant supported community collage projects at schools, libraries, hospitals, and cultural institutions. A recipient of a Connecticut Commission on the Arts fellowship, her award winning collages are included in the New Britain Museum of American Art and several public and private collections.
