Community Murals Redemption Art aims to be a tool to bridge people of different cultures, races, socioeconomic statuses, religions, backgrounds, and ages. Redemption Art fulfills these values through its community mural projects locally, nationally, and internationally. Creating murals for the community—whether in Myrtle Beach or in Haiti—is not only a way for people to serve and better the place they live, but it is also a way for them to gain self-worth and to feel valued by those they live among, specifically for those in underserved populations. The concepts and the ideas represented in a mural come from the youth and the community themselves through brainstorming and critical thinking. You can see The Quincy Street Youth Mural Project in Dorchester, MA by clicking here. Below you can see other examples of mural projects done with youth from Waccamaw Youth Center (www.waccamawyouthcenter.org), with communities in Haiti (www.makingroots.org and www.helptamnmyhelphaiti.com), and with the CTC International community in Kenya, Africa (www.ctcinternational.org). If you are interested a workshop, camp, or mural project, please contact me! Click the images below for a larger view: