Community Murals

Community Education ESL Group Murals 8’x12′

‘911 Commemorative’ Murals YMCA

‘Water Cycle’ Mural Community Children’s Group 8’X12′

Murals are a safe place for people to interact with others in their community. People can express their ideals and experiences, both positive and negative, find new ideas, express their cultural customs, and build commonalities. Mural making is challenging fun that helps communities grow stronger.

Plymouth Magazine

Kids love to include themselves in their artworks.

Ridgedale displays of murals from eQuality; Hammer; Starfish Community Center; Alice Smith Elementary.

Minnetonka Center for the Arts Graffiti Teen Mural

Peace Mural WEMS / Teen Workshop

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