A2AC Murals

A2AC Murals
A2AC Murals Ann Arbor Joey Salamon
mural by Joey Salamon

A2AC MURALS

A2AC Murals pairs downtown building and business owners with local, regional, and national artists who transform building walls into spectacular murals—providing the community and visitors the opportunity to experience and enjoy these large, vibrant works of public art in Ann Arbor and the SE Michigan area. 

A2AC Murals is made possible by the Lucie & Larry Nisson Art in Public Program.


TAKE A MURAL WALK!

You can make your Mural Walk more fun and accessible through Google Maps–visit our link or search “A2AC Murals” to see them all and add your own photos!


A2AC Murals
Interactive Mural Map

A2AC Murals pairs downtown Ann Arbor buildings & business owners with artists to transform the building walls into works of art. Explore the interactive map!


2025 MURALS

Michael Eugene Burdick

Ndubisi Okoye

Dustin Hunt

Christian Stanley


2024 MURALS

Tony Lee & Bradley Scherzer

TreeTown Murals

Urban Canvas Mural Class 2024

Brian Whitfield


2022 MURALS

Michael Ross


2021 MURALS

A2AC Murals: Yen Azzaro

Yen Azzaro

A2AC Murals: Jacob Dwyer

Jacob Dwyer

A2AC Murals: Joey Salamon

Joey Salamon

A2AC Murals: TreeTown Murals

TreeTown Murals


A2AC Murals Artist Talk – October 2021


2020 MURALS

WC Bevan

Ann Lewis

Dokebi

Gary Horton

Ouizi

Taylor White

Nina Shahin


2019 Mural

Jesse Kassel

2018 Mural

Pat Perry


ARCHIVED MURALS & EXPERIENCES

Avery Williamson – installed 2020 | archived in 2021

Live in Color – installed 2020 | archived in 2023

Midnight Olive – installed 2020 | archived in 2024

A2AC Murals: Augmented Reality Experience

Electrifly’s Augmented Reality Experience – installed 2021 | archived in 2025


Are you an artist who would like to be a part of A2AC Murals?



NEWS

To make this dream a reality, we crowdfunded in July of 2020 and 2021 to raise $50,000 each year through Patronicity. These funds paid the artists a living wage and covered other mural expenses like equipment rentals, paint, permits, etc. Once this goal was met, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) matched our $50,000 each year—doubling the impact of all donations leading up to the goal through their Public Spaces Community Places program.