Convergence mural dedicated

CONVERGENCE (noun )

/kənˈvɜː.dʒəns/

the fact that two or more things, ideas, etc. become similar or come together:

a convergence of interests/opinions/ideas

Hamilton, OH - If a convergence is the place where many things come together, then mission accomplished for the StreetSpark mural program.

Art, government, philanthropy, business, community and more merged on the 700-square-foot canvas at Pfefferle Tire & Auto Service (990 Main Street in Hamilton).

Hamilton resident Brett Tachi designed Convergence - the second full-size mural for 2026 and the 23rd in StreetSpark history - and served as lead artist with supporting artists Hannah Baney and Victoria Rayne.

The dedication ceremony August 5 featured comments from Tachi, as well as Fitton Center Executive Director Ian MacKenzie-Thurley, program manager Jennifer Acus-Smith, Susan Vaughn of Hamilton City Council, John Guiduli of the Hamilton Community Foundation and Chris Pfefferle of Pfefferle Tire.

(Watch the entire ceremony as recorded by TvHamilton by clicking right here.)

StreetSpark’s partnership with the Fitton Center for Creative Arts, the City of Hamilton and the Hamilton Community Foundation dates back 10 years to 2016. It creates engagement by producing high-quality art, providing opportunities for local artists and enhancing the visual appeal of the city.

Enjoy some photos from the dedication ceremony in the gallery below.

The Fitton Center for Creative Arts is located at 101 S. Monument Avenue on the Riverfront in downtown Hamilton, Ohio.

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