"In commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, the work cracks open a foundation and reveals an interesting juxtaposition. Broken shackles and chains scatter around the American flag, which hangs from a tree next to a Black woman. The...
This mural is a tribute to all the folks who have made jaZams magical through their artistic abilities, playful personalities, and devotion to play, creativity, and reading. A months-long collaboration process between jaZams’ employees – artists and illustrators in their own right – led us...
"This mural explores the layered relationships between people, land, and water, highlighting how these living systems shape identity, memory, livelihood, and community. Land and water are depicted as active, interconnected forces rather than static backdrops, inviting viewers to reflect on personal and collective connections to...
This mural is a bold, colorful celebration of creativity in its purest form. Centered around the belief that making is for everyone, this artwork encourages us to embrace curiosity, experimentation, and the joy of creating. Whether it’s a painting, a poem, a song, a garden,...
The Arts Council of Princeton has gone to the dogs, and we couldn’t be happier. Captured here are the beloved dogs of the ACP staff and Spring 2025 Artist-In-Residence, Victor Bell. In conjunction with Victor's Dogoyles- whimsical dog/gargoyle/dragon sculptures found across town - this mural...
Princeton University Library celebrates the 100th Anniversary of The Great Gatsby! Do you remember the first time you read The Great Gatsby? What about the first time you saw the iconic blue cover with its two sad eyes peering out from a midnight sky? It’s hard...
By Red Sean Red Sean is the nickname for Trenton-born illustrator Sean Rynkewicz. Now residing in Philadelphia with his wife Madison, who helped to paint this mural, Sean has become an avid commuter cyclist. Besides protected bike lanes and holding drivers accountable, he loves Jazz, collecting...
Sofia was inspired by the vibrancy and variety of fresh fruit abundant in New Jersey in the summertime. She was also thinking about Wayne Thiebaud’s delicious looking paintings and Eric Carle’s equally scrumptious illustrations in one of her favorite children’s books, The Hungry Caterpillar. Sofia grew...
I am a Franco-American street artist based between San Francisco and Brooklyn. My artistry is a vibrant testament to my journey, a reflection of my experiences and identities as a queer woman and a third-culture child who has made her home in eight cities across...
This fall, a New York Times article covered the Surgeon General’s recent report on an epidemic facing Americans: pervasive loneliness. The impact of the article was so profound to Jessica Durrie, co-founder of Small World Coffee, as someone whose professional journey has been dedicated to fostering a...
