During May Term 2018, the artists/ teachers from Walls of Hope 

collaborated with fifteen students from Mary Baldwin University and Professor Roderic Owen (Rodrigo) , and twenty five children, ages 6 to 14, part of the Boys and Girls Club, to paint a mural at the Booker Washington Community Center in Staunton, Virginia.

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The participating young artists decided that the mural should focus on the life  under water, most specifically, life in the deep sea.

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The mural was painted on an existing interior wall at Booker T. Washington Community Center.  There are mermaids and hidden treasures: there are octopi, fish and sea creatures, dolphins and even a sank ship.

The young artists from the Boys and Girls Club, in collaboration with MBU students and Walls of Hope artists created a marvelous rendering of under and above water.

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Thank you, Permeable Borders 2018!!!!!

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