Partner Programs

Strategic Mural Partnerships We collaborate with institutions, organizations and businesses to translate complex social missions or organizational goals into powerful visual narratives. Our mural commissions go beyond aesthetics; they are strategic investments in place-making and community visibility. From initial concept through professional installation, we manage the intersection of artistic excellence and community advocacy, ensuring that every wall reflects the diverse lived experiences of those who walk past it.

Our mural partnerships are ideal for municipalities, institutions, businesses, developers, and nonprofits seeking impactful public art, creative placemaking, and community engagement.

Past partners include: City of Boulder, Boulder County, Boulder Housing Partners, Niwot Partners, Downtown Boulder Partnership, North Boulder Art District, Friends School and Boulder Valley School District.

Niwot Murals

A series of four murals for a partnership with Niwot property owners, with support from the local Niwot Improvement District. Celebrating the history of Niwot as well as the natural landscapes, flora and fauna of the local area, we curated four indigenous artists to create unique murals that spoke to the history of indigenous peoples of the area, including the Sand Creek Massacre, depictions of traditional life on the plains, an interpretive portrait of Chief Niwot.

Friends School

A placemaking partner project with Friends School of Boulder. The Worst Crew aka Jaime Molina & Pedro Barrios created this mural to represent the values and mission of the school community including elements that reflect the soul of the school and students. The design was informed by a series of community engagement techniques and input from the students, parents and teachers.

NoBo Art District

A placemaking partnership with the North Boulder Art District located at 4949 Broadway in the Emerald Warehouse District. This mural serves as a “Welcome Mural” for the north entrance into the NoBo Art District. Project support from the City of Boulder’s Office of Arts & Culture. The artist, Jason Graves, was selected through an open call for his unique interpretation of the vibrant and diverse feel of North Boulder.