Community

Do you know of a wall that is need of a transformation? Art commissioners, neighborhood associations, and community art organizations are foundational to bringing art into our community spaces, but every project starts with one person with a big idea.

If you are just starting out in your efforts to bring art into your community, I invite you to read my Getting Started Handbook for Art Advocates or listen to my podcast, If These Walls Could Talk, where I interview public art professionals, citizen art activists, and artists who share their insights on bringing more mural art into our public spaces.

El Sueno de la Mariposa in San Jose, California

“Nature is Home” Native Bird Murals in Portugal

“Nature is Home” Mural in Yingtan, China

Young Dreamers Mural in Guatemala

Dream Mural in Los Gatos

Greta Thunberg Mural in Los Altos

Consider the Benefits of Public Mural Art

Mural art deters graffiti, saving the city or building owner money on graffiti remediation.
Murals require little maintenance and last up to 30 years.
Mural art provides substantial beautification at a fraction of the cost of other capital improvement projects (like landscaping or hardscaping).
Mural art increases foot traffic. Visitors who spend more time walking around patronize local shops, providing a boost to the local economy.
The buildings and businesses with murals become visual icons in the community.
Mural art boosts civic engagement and community pride.
Last but not least: a mural makes an awesome backdrop for photos.

If you are interested in bringing mural art into your community, this podcast is tailor-made for you.

Community Mural Projects

Thank you for your interest.

Please send your Request for Proposal (RFP) to [email protected]
Morgan Mural Studios 221 Main Street, Suite 695. Los Altos, CA 94022

I look forward to helping you beautify your community!

What Clients are Saying

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Morgan is an active listener who asked the right questions and helped guide us through a complicated process of a publicly paid mural on a privately-owned building. Our collaboration with Morgan helped to win over "mural art skeptics" in the community and paved the way for more mural projects along Commercial Way. The transformation was electrifying, different, beautiful, fun. We love our mural!
Chris BethDirector, Parks and Recreation City of Redwood City

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“The mural you created for our building has been a major attraction for both locals and visitors in Downtown Napa. The transformation of an eyesore to a work of art has been nothing short of amazing. Your attention to detail and sensitivity, and bringing the Wappo tribe into the process, unified Napa's residents with the beautiful story of our history.

Every day, as I watch children and adults transported to an earlier time in the Napa Valley, I appreciate your ability to be the vehicle for their journey.”
Michael L. HolcombBuilding Owner