One large 8 x 12 painting was done in collaboration with world renowned bassist, Fred Hopkins. Ostrovsky was Nancy painting mural at Green Street Grill born in North Africa and spent her childhood in numerous countries in Asia. She had her first solo exhibition at the age of eighteen and has since exhibited in Germany, Poland, Maine, Massachusetts, and New York. Ostrovsky draws heavily from her love of music and her wide-ranging life experiences. Her paintings are known for their energy, spontaneity, wide ranging colors, and freedom.
Ostrovsky paints live to music in multi-media performances collaborating with musicians and dancers.
Taped music of Pharoah Sanders. Maduna grew up in Cambridge, is a friend of the owner, and a patron of the Green Street Grill. Reflecting his African heritage, many of his masks, ritual objects, and sculptures adorn Charlie's Tap and the Green Street Grill. Maduna has been featured at Brockton's Fuller Museum of Art, along with a number of other venues. There are two major sets of photographs at the Green Street Grill, one by Lewis Wickes Hine .