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Volunteers needed: Houston-area art organizations to begin ‘Safe Streets’ project at Gulfton intersection

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The intersection of High Star Road and Westward Street at Hillcroft Street, the Gulfton community’s main street corridor, are set to receive a makeover this weekend.

See how big murals are made during this weekend’s ‘Big Walls, Big Dreams’ event in Houston

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Ever wanted to see how a mural is made in Houston? You’ll definitely have a chance this weekend.

This is how you can register to make art that will change the look of the Houston area

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Midtown Houston has partnered with UP Art Studio to create relevant, unconventional mini murals in the district. HOUSTON – Houston-area artists can show off their creativity by painting mini murals in several Texas cities. UP Art Studio, who curated the award-winning program, put out a call for artists to paint small-scale murals on traffic signal cabinets and other utility cabinets in diverse Texas neighborhoods. Upcoming project commissions include City of Houston Districts C and H, East Aldine, League City, La Porte, and Near Northwest. Interested artists can join the Mini Murals Artist Program registry at any time.

2 local artists design mini murals highlighting COVID-19, social justice in Midtown

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Midtown Houston has partnered with UP Art Studio to create relevant, unconventional mini murals in the district. HOUSTON – Midtown Houston and UP Art Studio commissioned local artists to create mini murals that focused on the global pandemic and social justice issues. They have more than 300 mini murals currently on display. It also includes representation of children from different backgrounds to capture what a truly inclusive community might look like. “I thought it was important that the artists selected use this opportunity to create work that was relevant and important to them,” said Cynthia Alvarado, Operations Manager at the Midtown Management District.

Map: See Houston’s murals on this interactive website

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HOUSTON – The people behind the murals on the traffic signal control cabinets around the Houston area launched a mural mapping website Wednesday to feature public artworks around the city. A mural seen on HoustonMuralMap.com on July 15, 2020. (Houston Mural Map)“We hope Houston Mural Map spurs even more community appreciation of the work of our creative muralists and street artists,” said Deidre Thomas, Director of Grants – Houston Arts Alliance. Artists and others are encouraged to submit more murals and information for the website, using a form available on the website. The crowd-sourced map will be updated as more murals and information are submitted.