Murals & Public Art

Melanie Therrien has been doing murals for private homes and businesses for almost 30 years. Her passion for public art began when she moved her studio to Canal St. in 2015. Now her and other Wicked Artists Corrina Tancrede and Jess Emmert along with Kate Cargile have art work all over the city.

Creative Crosswalks

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Hot Dog Crosswalk next to Simmones

Turtle Crosswalk on Adams Ave

The following crosswalks were paid for by a grant from Healthy Neighborhoods.

Theatre Masks next to Public Theatre

Paws next to Bus Station

Peace Signs next to Police Station

Vines on Pine St.

Trees next to Root Cellar

Bubbles next to Washtub

Suns next to Wisdoms Women

People Crosswalk

Painted Traffic Control Boxes!

Artist volunteered thier time and materials to cover over graffiti and give back to their city!

Melanie Therrien - Poppies - Canal St.

Corrina Tancrede - Turtles- Main St.

Jessica Emmert- Octopus - Lisbon St.

#WICKEDWINGSLEWISTON

A wall of photo op wings in Wicked Alley, the space between Mother India and Rusty Bus, businesses in the heart of the historic Downtown Lewiston Art District. The project was organized by Melanie Therrien with materials donated by Carl Sheline.

Artists are Melanie, Corrina Tancrede and Courtney Schlacter.

Check out this great video made by Androscoggin Fallen Angels using our Wicked Wings!

Painted Fire Hydrants

Painter fire hydrants.

Local artists donated their time and materials to touch up or repaint our downtown Lewiston fire hydrants.

Temporary Public Art in 2022, at 213 Lisbon St. Sponsored by Munka

Selected Mural Work by Melanie Therrien

Welcome!

Look around, check out the art and sign up for art parties on the art parties page!