Learn to Paint a Mural

Have you ever wanted to paint a mural but didn’t know where to start? Join artist Anthony Tidwell, founder of Cutwell 4 Kids, as he walks young and emerging muralists through the process of making a successful mural. 

Tidwell will lead participants through equipment, design, and application in a free virtual workshop from 10 a.m. to noon on Monday, June 6.

Attendees will develop mural designs the Arkansas Arts Council will present to Downtown Little Rock Partnership, which has graciously donated a mural space for a community-build mural.

From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 11, Tidwell will lead participants through the hands-on process of building the mural. Join the Arkansas Arts Council and Downtown Little Rock at the intersection of Eighth and Main Streets in Little Rock and help celebrate the arts in Arkansas.

This is a one-time opportunity to learn professional skills related to murals, a public art form that is a growing trend nationwide. Let’s come together to learn, create community unity and celebrate the arts.

After all, we are better together.

About Anthony Tidwell
Anthony Tidwell has an innate desire to change communities for the better through arts. He is an artist, mentor, barber, and educator who earned a Governor’s Arts Award for his work in 2019. Tidwell is a native of Hot Springs who has training and certification as a mental health paraprofessional and has experience working with youth with behavioral needs. His nonprofit organization has impacted children, communities, and creatives in Central Arkansas and has been featured in multiple publications.

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