Another Piece of the DATMA sponsored Shelter 3023 Art exhibit

This follows on from last couple of posts and is another piece of the Shelter 2023 art exhibit hosted by DATMA
now if you didn't see yesterdays post you may wonder what DATMA is so here goes

DATMA is committed to bringing world-renowned art, design, and technology exhibitions, programs, and initiatives to the sidewalks and streets of SouthCoast, Massachusetts.
Identified as one of the Commonwealth’s most creative economies by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, DATMA has a headquarters in New Bedford where it has worked with talented artists and organizations on collaborative projects that leave you inspired and energized.

I loved when I was working in NYC discovering new Art which was always popping up around the city, and to be honest I didn't expect there to much art here in New Bedford, as some people had led me to believe it was a rough and ready city.

Well I must say I have found it to be a beautiful city and love the fact that it embraces art and was pleased to come across these new piece son display recently.

The piece I am sharing with you today is by an artist Silvia Lopez Chavez and is entitled community tides

As you can see in this first photos showing the building and all the piece it was a foggy moody morning and I am not sure my photos do it justice

^{Sony A7iv 36mm F8 1/125 Sec ISO 320}
^{Click here to view larger}

The art is on the side of a fish processing building at least that's what I think it is used for, on Popes Island

^{Sony A7iv 43mm F8 1/125 Sec ISO 320}
^{Click here to view larger}

I found this piece quite eye catching myself and love how each panel displays some of the activities available here in New Bedford

the Location may not be ideal for it to be noticed by to many people, its just before the Swing Bridge as you cross the Island heading to Fairhaven and i am sure so many drive right on by and never notice it which is a shame