Lilli Ann Rosenberg's goal is to integrate art with the community as well as with its architecture. Under her direction, the residents of Miller's River made the many clay pieces which the artist incorporated into the murals. The resulting "urban garden" stands as a collaboration between the artist and the community.
Trained in architecture, sculpture, and ceramics, Rosenberg strives to successfully combine a community's art with its architecture. She has major pieces in the Park Street Station, Villa Victoria in Boston's South End, the Henry Street Settlement House in New York, Judge Baker Clinic at Children's Hospital in Boston, Faulkner Hospital in Boston, and the Alfred I. DuPont Institute in Wilmington, Delaware.
Funded in part by the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Block Grant.
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