Mural Painting
MURAL PAINTING
Every year students at the Ringling College volunteer their artistic talent by painting several mural projects. Volunteer murals are partnerships between the College and the agency benefiting from the service, though sometimes other agencies or business are involved as well. Ringling College students donate their time and talent to paint the murals, and the benefiting agency, or partnering businesses, donate food and drink for the volunteers, paint, and other supplies. Murals have been done at a variety of sites that serve a variety of populations: the Boys and Girls Clubs, the Salvation Army Center of Hope, the Domestic Violence rooms at the Clerk of Circuit Court, an Alzheimer’s unit, and during Orientation each year.
If your non-profit organization would like to request a mural from Ringling College student volunteers, please complete and return this form.
Ringling College students paint an average of 5,000 square feet of murals for the local community each year!
Sarasota Memorial Hospital, Glass Fellowship 2011
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Roy McBean Boys and Girls Club
Designed by Reggie Hope, Illustration, '05 Graduate
Mural at the Salvation Army Center of Hope
Mural at the Clerk of Circuit Court
Domestic Violence Area
Memory Garden at the Anchin Pavilion
Kobernick House
