Josh Dannin

The Rochester Museum of Fine Arts is pleased to announce the installation of a new vinyl mural at The Ridge Marketplace, located between Moo-yah Burgers and 110 Grill. The mural was designed by artist and printmaker Josh Dannin and was commissioned by the museum in 2020.

Dannin’s work primarily focuses on the intersection between modern technology, traditional craft, and mass production, and he has exhibited his printed and bound works both nationally and internationally. The vinyl mural features a colorful and dynamic design that highlights Dannin’s unique aesthetic and artistic style.

“We are thrilled to unveil this beautiful new mural at The Ridge Marketplace,” said Amy Regan, Rochester Museum of Fine Arts. “Josh Dannin’s work is both innovative and visually stunning, and we believe it will greatly enhance the aesthetic appeal of this location. We are grateful to Waterstone Properties Group for their support of this project and to AMI Graphics for their excellent printing and installation services.”

The vinyl mural project was sponsored by Waterstone Properties Group, a leading real estate development, and management firm. The installation was completed by AMI Graphics, a national leader in large-format printing and signage solutions.

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