Where to see colorful murals in fourth round of Richmond Mural Project

RICHMOND, Va. – Richmond continues to paint the city with graffiti as the fourth installment of the Richmond Mural Project nears completion.

Art Whino launched the urban project in 2012, and since then over 60 murals have been created on various city buildings.

Another amazing mural being added to the #RichmondMuralProject2015 by the oh so talented @james_bullough today!

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Another 10 muralists are in Richmond, from various parts of the world, from July 14- 28. Artists usually work on more than one mural, and there will be 18 total completed near the end of July.

*mind blown* #richmondmuralproject2015 #rva 📷💳@aotool35

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“The project has brought worldwide attention to Richmond as a destination for Mural Lovers worldwide,” Art Whino wrote in an email. “Expanding on the body of murals we will be curating a dynamic range of styles and subject matter providing a glimpse into a worldwide movement in one city.”

The goal is to create over 100 murals in the first 5 years alone. The selected artists visiting Richmond to participate are known throughout the world.

This year’s class of artists are Caratoes (Hong Kong), Clog two (Singapore), D*Face (UK), Evoca1 (Florida), Inkten (Singapore), James Bullough (Berlin), Jason Woodside (New York), Jerkface (New York), Moya (Japan), Nils Westergard (Richmond) and Taylor White (North Carolina).

walking by 🎨🚶☀️! awesome summer #streetart vibes #richmondmuralproject in #rva

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The founders of the project believe that the five-year span of the project, along with the international talent, help establish Richmond as a landmark destination for  internationally recognized murals and will create exposure for the city as an art destination.

Another #RMP2015 piece tucked away on Goshen St. This work was painted by @nilsrva, #VCU grad and first #RVA artist to join the #RichmondMuralProject. #rmp #artwhino #rvamurals @rvamag @vcuarts #vcuarts

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“By concentrating a large number of murals throughout the city the project will increase tourism  and will bring the much needed “Feet on the Street” which will help  local business thrive,” the founders said.

The 2015 locations are below:

Moya
1 E Cary St. Richmond VA 23219
Completed

Onur
1601 W Main St
Completed

Jason Woodside
646 N 7th St
Completed

Caratoes
1814 E Main Street
Completed

Nils
312 Goshen St
Completed

Clog Two
600 N. Sheppard Street
Completed

Inkten
2922 Park Ave
Completed

James Bullough
620 N Lombardy St
In Progress

Taylor White
100 S Addison St
Complete

Jerkface
301 S Pine street
Complete

D*Face
108 N. 7th Street
In Progress

Evoca1
727 W. Clay Street
In Progress

Nils 1533 Floyd Ave
In Progress

Jerkface
1613 W. Main Street
In Progress

Jerkface
807 1/2 w Clay street
Tentative

Clog Two and Inkten Collaboration
2007 W Broad St
Completed

Taylor White
19 South Belmont Ave
In Progress

Nils
609 Idlewood Ave
Tentative

Mural Locations:

2014, 2013, 2012 mural locations listed here http://artwhino.com/murals

2014 Show Details
http://artwhino.com/exhibitions-1/2014-richmond-mural-project

2013 Show Details
http://artwhino.com/exhibitions-1/2013-richmond-mural-project

2012 Show Details
http://artwhino.com/2012g40murals