10/13/2026
๐ Celebrate Mural Week with The ARTS Council!
โจ The ARTS Council of the Southern Finger Lakes (The ARTS Council) is proud to announce the completion of 4 new public art murals throughout the Southern Tier. The Cultivating Havens for the Arts through Regional Murals (CHARM) program is an initiative from Governor Kathy Hochul and administered by the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA).โจ
Youโre Invited! ๐ A mural celebration will be held:
๐ Friday, October 16, 4pm
๐ Aurene Lane, the alley behind 45 E Market St, Corning, NY
๐ โ๏ธ A ribbon cutting to celebrate the completion of Tori Immerwahrโs new mural Torchbearers.
๐จ Over the last 5 months, The ARTS Council has worked with Community Arts of Elmira, Broome County Arts Council, Corning Public Art, and Corningโs Gaffer District to bring the following 4 new murals to fruition.
๐ช Keep the magic going for mural week! Be sure to visit all of these new vibrant creations. ๐ซถ
โฆ As Above So Below, Grace Dalrymple and Megan Huyler, 57 Ferris St., Corning, NY 14830 in partnership with Corning Public Art
โฆ Torchbearers, Tori Immerwahr, 45 East Market St., Corning, NY 14830 in partnership with Corningโs Gaffer District
โฆ Curtain Call: Soul of the Stage, Dion Browne and Sam Somostrada, 101 West Gray St., Elmira, NY 14901 in partnership with Community Arts of Elmira
โฆ Where We Grow, Elle Yatsuk and Joseph Schultze, 35-39 Pine St., Binghamton, NY 13901 in partnership with Broome County Arts Council
โThe ARTS Council was deeply honored to be a part of this initiative to transform public spaces through artistic placemaking,โ said Chris Walters, Executive Director of The ARTS Council. โIt was an immense privilege to work with artists and community partners across our service area in bringing four murals to life that reflect the unique culture and heritage of our region. We're grateful for this opportunity to ensure public art is accessible to all our community members.โ
โฅ๏ธ Congratulations to each of the artists and participating organizations!
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๐ธ Torchbearers, mural by Tori Immerwahr. Photo by Chris Walters.