On August 30th, 2021, the Claude and Stella Parson Elementary School in Las Vegas, Nevada allowed us to complete a truly inspiring mural project that covered a massive 4000 square feet, both internally and externally, and featured the work of 12 different artists.
The mural project was a collaborative effort between the school, local community, and Graffiti Park Las Vegas, which provided support, resources and guidance to the artists. Over the course of 5 days, the artists worked tirelessly to create a vibrant and dynamic display of color and creativity that truly brought the community together.
The mural project was a huge success, not just because of its size and scale, but also because of the positive impact it had on the school community. The artwork helped to create a positive learning environment for the students and teachers, and it also helped to beautify the school. It was also a powerful representation of the community’s diversity, with the different styles and perspectives of the 22 artists coming together to create a truly beautiful and meaningful piece of art.
This mural project serves as a shining example of the power of art to bring people together and make a positive impact on the community. It’s truly an inspiration to see how Graffiti Park and a local school can collaborate to create something this beautiful and meaningful.
This project is a great reminder that art has the power to transform spaces and bring people together. We hope to continue to see more projects like this in our community in the future.
Graffiti Park featuring artist spotlights and interviews, in-depth tutorials, and ask various questions about how each artist got started and where their inspiration comes from.
