Get a preview of Flint Public Art Project’s murals using this interactive map
For all of you who want more of an immersive experience in the Flint Public Art Project’s mural campaign — but don’t actually want to leave your seat — here’s an interactive map with photos to find out more about each individual mural. Each pinpoint includes information including the location, address, artist, date completed, and a link to see more of the artists’ work when available.
FLINT, Michigan—For all of you who want more of an immersive experience in the Flint Public Art Project’s mural campaign — but don’t actually want to leave your seat — here’s an interactive map to get a sneak peak at the murals and their locations.
Created with Google Maps, you can also find out more about the artist behind each creation.
Simply click on any of the map pinpoints to find out more about each individual mural. Each pinpoint includes information including the location, address, artist, date completed, and a link to see more of the artists’ work when available.
You can also see to routes developed by Flintside (with help from MapQuest Route Planner) to see all the murals for yourself. The downtown route includes an easily walkable excursion with 16 murals in just 2.1 miles.
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