“the mural captures the vertiginous experience of life today, particularly as we consume more information than ever before and must confront seemingly endless disasters and devastations around the globe. Perry wanted to highlight how we can “find meaning in ordinary life while constantly witnessing things happening in the world beyond your control.”

“Congratulations! The Levitt Foundation received over 300 applications from across the country for the Levitt Music Series Grants, and we are pleased to inform you that Princeton Art Collective Inc. is one of 100 nonprofits selected to advance to the public voting phase of the application process.”

The PARC Department is working on a new mural with internationally acclaimed muralist Pat Perry that will celebrate 23 former teachers from Princeton and its surrounding communities. We are looking for community members to nominate teachers who were known for helping students find purpose in this crazy world. Ideally, we are looking for people who were teaching in the 80s and 90s.

In partnership with the Princeton Historical Society, we are accepting applications for a mural on the west-facing wall of the Princeton Folklore Museum.

Successful artwork will celebrate Princeton and its history with a design that is a fresh and bold example of public art.