FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Artist painting a large mural of orange flowers with green leaves and a blue background, using a ladder and a paintbrush.

Hannah Circenis & Chelsea Gilmore collaboration, 317 Remington, 2021 | Chelsea Gilmore pictured

Artists:

Colorful mural featuring three distinct sections: the first depicts a woman with tattoos and blue earrings surrounded by purple iris flowers on a yellow background; the second shows a person with a blue head shaped like a spiral eating a pink ice cream on an orange and pink background; the third portrays a smiling elderly man with a beard on a purple background, with abstract shapes and floral patterns.

Jahna Rae & E. K. Moore collaboration, Juls (Julio Mendoza), Kaylee Bender, ACE downtown, 2021

Building Owners:

Colorful mural with three sections: on the left, a woman's profile with vibrant colors and drips, in the middle, a hand holding a pie chart with rainbow colors and stars, and on the right, a woman with a hat surrounded by plants and a halo-like yellow background.

Sofi Rami & Levon Meserlian collaboration, Devin Urioste, Shaunie B., 246 Pine St., 2021

Donors:

COPYRIGHT

Fort Collins Mural Project (FCMP) artists retain copyright of their work executed through FCMP. This means that you may not: distribute reproductions including but not limited to: photography of artworks for profit without express permission from the artist(s) that completed said works. You may share photos of the artwork for personal social media accounts or websites as long as the artist(s) & FCMP are credited on or directly adjacent to the image. EXAMPLE: Mural by “Jane Gold” for Fort Collins Mural Project, photographed by: “John Silver”. Commercial use of the imagery is prohibited without express consent from the artist(s).

If you need help contacting a FCMP artist(s) to contract licensing of an artwork produced through FCMP, please email us: Artists@fcmuralproject.org

Land Acknowledgement:

Fort Collins Mural Project acknowledges, with respect, that the land we are on today is the traditional and ancestral homelands of the Arapaho, Cheyenne, and Ute Nations and peoples. This was also a site of trade, gathering, and healing for numerous other Indigenous people. We commit to ally-ship, to listen to and learn from Indigenous people, who lived sustainably with the land for thousands of years before colonization.

Call To Action! Support local Indigenous non-profits & organizations:

Northern Colorado Intertribal Powwow Association, Inc. - focused on Cultural Revitalization and Preservation and the local Native American community

https://ncipa.weebly.com

ISTAR (Indigenous Science, Technology, Arts, and Resiliency) - focused on Native American youth and their families

Grantee Spotlight: ISTAR Program Provides Support for Native American Youth and Families - Bohemian Foundation

Tiyospaye Winyan Maka - focused on Native American communities/reservations

TIYOSPAYE WINYAN MAKA - GuideStar Profile

Colorado State University

CSU Native American Cultural Center - focus on Native American university students

Home - NACC (colostate.edu)

Human Rights Acknowledgement:

The FC Mural Project is dedicated to empowering local emerging, BIPOC, and LGBTQIA+ artists in Colorado. By working toward our mission with artists, local businesses, and property owners we hope to support the continued growth of Northern Colorado’s art culture.  We partner with businesses and organizations that support and align with our mission.