Arts & Culture

Artist Nathan Swain Paints Big, Really Big

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Local artist Nathan Swain took a space formerly used for billboards and transformed it into public art. The space is located on Cambridge Street above the Red Hat in Beacon Hill. The North End resident hand painted the murals with images of a forest of dandelion wishies. They are each 25 feet wide by 37 feet tall. The display is temporary and may be shown for up to 18 months.

More on the artist at NateSwain.com.

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