The photo at the top of this page at left represents a local chiropractic office that hosts several "imprint nights" at their location.  Patients attend the open houses and decorate their handprints to attest to the health benefits they receive from this doctor and chiropractic therapy.  The art fills the walls of the practice for everyone to view.

Bass & Vanderburg Elementary Schools both have fantastic displays of their student's art at their locations.  We assisted Bass in a collage mural that all 800 enrolled students participated in.  This artwork is now a stage backdrop in their outdoor courtyard and decorates the front entrance of the school. 
Vanderburg has built an enclosed Biosphere and the artwork for this school is all rainforest-related.  Painting events with the students here were used as a fundraising event to assist with the project.  The tiles are installed on the front entrance to the school.

St. Viator Catholic School's exiting 8th graders make their claim to fame by painting an individual tile that gets blessed and installed on the school's pillars.  

City of Henderson's Parks & Recreation offices used their mural painting events for employee team-building sessions.  The murals have distinct themes and are installed on the interior walls of their office lobbies.

Clark County's Cambridge Community Center has a "Peace Wall" in their lobby and we are working on a 2nd project together.  This is a perfect example of multi-generational art: seniors, teens, elementary kids and even pre-schoolers participated along side local business leaders and benefactors.  The end result is a fantastic example of public art!

If tile murals may be of interest to you for your project, please contact Jackie or Gail at the studio and we will be happy to assist in providing further detailed information and pricing outlines!  Contact us at 269-4444.

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