Traditional Fine Arts Organization

Outdoor murals

We:seek to co-sponsor long-term, one-off or multiple location, outdoor murals placed on museum, arts center, public and commercial walls. Acceptable topic content is the same as for onsite exhibitions.

The mural's subject matter is of greatest importance in weighing whether or not we wish to participate in sponsorship. The size of the mural is also significant. It should be seen and appreciated from as far as possible.Protrusions and indentations may be painted or otherwise covered over in a manner that fools the viewer into believing they don't exist. 

Murals may be original paintings, vinyl wraps depicting original art or vintage phoitos.

We began in 2026 to co-sponsor a multi-mural project that envisions murals placed on walls of buildings in cities formed from ancestral ranch lands. Images of landscape paintings, originally created in the early 20th century, may be placed on walls with the same view perspective. In January, 2026 the first mural, 18' x 20', was installed by the Moulton Museum.. The image below is a beautiful painting by Early California artst Anna Hills. It was selected because of its resonance with the nearby environment.

This image in the form of a vinyl wrap was affixed to the stucco wall shown below.

In 2024 we co-spnsored with The Alliance for San Juan Art a vinyl wrap mural depicting a historic painting of Mission San Juan Capistrano by Nellie Gail Moulton. The mural is placed near the train depot in San Juan Capistrano.

We welcome your linquiry aligned with our grant strategy and preferences, followed by further steps leading to funding.

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