Baltimore Arts
Best Mural
Gaia’s Raven
Published: September 21, 2011
While the midflight raven wheat paste isn’t necessarily the most exciting piece Gaia’s installed around the city, in this case, it’s what the image stands for that makes it the best. Installed on the side of the Edgar Allan Poe House on West Lexington Street, the street artist stepped in to offer a hand to the museum earlier this year with a donation of a limited-edition print of his raven piece at a more manageable size. Available through the Poe House for $400 each, the artist thoughtfully added his spin to Baltimore’s literary icon while bringing some much-needed attention to this under-appreciated museum and landmark.
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