Big Art Bigger Change Murals is an unprecedented series of 10 large murals curated by Street Art for Mankind and created by prominent international and local artists to amplify awareness on social and environmental issues in Houston and beyond. This series is made possible thanks to a partnership with Downtown Houston and Total Energies and the support of the City of Houston and Harris County.
The themes chosen for each mural are inspired by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the diversity of the local community and the drive of local people and organizations who make a difference in Houston and around the world.
Featured artists: Ana Marietta, Belin, Bimbo Adenugba , Carlos Alberto, Case Maclaim, Emily Ding, Lula Goce, Ricky Lee Gordon, Sonny Sundancer,and Victor Ash.
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To hear the artist speak about his creative process or simply read the story behind each mural above.
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We create large murals and spectacular exhibitions to bond communities around human rights and help eradicate child trafficking. And, we depend on your donations to continue our work.
Make a 100% tax-deductible donation today to our 501(c)(3) organization to help us create a child-friendly world.
Buy incredible signed prints and canvases, made by prominent international artists for Street Art for Mankind, to own a beautiful artwork and support the fight for a child-friendly world.
The free app “Behind the wall” transforms your cell phone into a street art Audio-Guide, an AR “cool picks” maker and a platform to take action. Available for Androids and iPhones.
Child Labour is a reality for one child out of 10 on the planet and many of the products we buy are likely to be made by one of them. Ask for accountability, spread the word, have your Say!
Discover the #NRNY Murals and feel inspired! Created like an “outdoor museum”, this walk takes you through different styles and themes engaging you to reflect on our communities.
Check the #FreeChildren Campaign to learn about child trafficking and take action. In partnership with key street artists and influencers like Mira Sorvino, Nicholas Kristoff and many more!
