OUR WORK
Designed by Izzy Drumgoole & Derrick Shavers Painted by Team BAMP and the Community of Vallejo
Designed by Izzy Drumgoole & Derrick Shavers Painted by Team BAMP and the Community of Vallejo
Designed by Izzy Drumgoole & Derrick Shavers Painted by Team BAMP and the Community of Vallejo
Designed by Timothy B. & Rachel Wolfe Painted by Team BAMP & the Standing Rock Community
Designed by Timothy B. & Rachel Wolfe Painted by Team BAMP
Designed by Andre Jones Painted by Team BAMP
Designed by Andre Jones Painted by Team BAMP
Designed by Rachel Wolfe Painted by Team BAMP
Designed by Rachel Wolfe Painted by Team BAMP
Designed by Rachel Wolfe Painted by Team BAMP
Designed by Rachel Wolfe Painted by Team BAMP
Designed by Rachel Wolfe Painted by Team BAMP
Designed by Rachel Wolfe Painted by Team BAMP
Bay Area Mural Program promotes community development through the creation of public works of art.
As muralists we seek to:
-use art to promote community engagement and development
-help communities express themselves and find/explore the power of the visual voice
- help share the unique story of each community
-develop neighborhood beautification projects and reclaim public spaces
-teach a high quality process of fine-art making in the creation of a community mural
BAMP MURALS MAP
The Bay Area Mural Program has painted murals from Vallejo to San Leandro. Look for the closest BAMP Mural on your next commute through the Bay Area.
"Housing Justice" Mural
"Housing Justice" was created to bring light to the rising homeless crisis in Oakland. Oakland’s homeless population rose 47% between 2017 and 2019, one of the biggest two-year increases of any California city, according to the San Fransisco Chronicle.
In the count taken in January using federal guidelines, Oakland had 861 sheltered people and 3,210 unsheltered people, bringing the estimated number of homeless people to 4,071. In 2017, Oakland had 859 sheltered people and 1,902 unsheltered residents, a total of 2,761.
The Bay Area Mural Program is committed to neighborhood beautification projects as well as community building. This mural was painted at 3205 Chestnut Street in West Oakland with the surrounding community. The image was inspired by muralist John Biggers and his legendary Shotgun Houses.
NEED A MURAL?
Bay Area Mural Program is committed to exceeding your public art needs. We have designers and muralist that specialize in bring your ideas to life. Questions, comments or special requests? We’d love to hear from you, so don’t hesitate to reach out today. Fill out the form below and we will respond right away.