The Loveless Building murals from when Olivar occupied the space. (Image: Suzi Pratt)
The murals are staying.
As Nile Klein and Zac Reynolds prepare to write the next chapter of the historic Loveless Building on E Roy, the first question from neighbors passing by has been about their plans for the space’s intricate wall-to-wall paintings.
“The murals are our number one priority,” Klein told CHS. “It’s a beautiful and very interesting gem.”
Those familiar with the 19th Century Russian poem that inspired the murals could have guessed Cook/Weaver would be incorporating the paintings. The Alexander Pushkin poem tells the story of three sisters: a cook, a weaver, and a wife. Continue reading
