Artists
Big Wall Big Dreams 2025
Anat Ronen is a self-taught artist based in Houston. Since arriving in the U.S., she has created hundreds of murals across the world—transforming walls, bridges, and public spaces into vivid, human stories. Using house paint and brushes, her realism and imagination bring communities together through color, craft, and compassion.
Carolina E. Gonzalez founded Carolina’s Art in 1999, bringing her global perspective and design background to murals across Houston. A lifelong artist inspired by travel, architecture, and family creativity, she transforms spaces with warmth and imagination. Her work can be seen in homes, schools, and public institutions citywide.
Starting Oct 26
Vietnamese-American artist Caroline Truong paints joyful, floral worlds that blend illustration and fine art. Her signature character Dream Bird and playful color palettes embody optimism and imagination. Through her murals, Truong invites viewers into spaces where creativity blossoms and community care takes flight.
Starting Oct 25
Clear merges the raw energy of graffiti with the organic calm of nature. Since 2012, her large-scale murals have transformed walls into living stories of color and motion. Balancing precision and spontaneity, Clear’s art offers viewers a moment of reflection amid the movement of the city.
Starting Oct 24
Robin Munro, known as Dread, is a nationally recognized muralist, curator, and founder of CRUSH Walls in Denver, CO. With 25 years of creative experience, his work spans murals, sculpture, and large-scale production. Now based in Houston, Dread blends street culture and fine art into vivid worlds that inspire reflection and wonder.
Starting Oct 27
DUAL bridges the worlds of street and fine art, exploring the tension between mass recognition and anonymity. His bold lines, crisp color fields, and layered compositions inject urban energy into the everyday, offering a striking glimpse of Houston’s street subculture, whether you asked for it or not.
Starting Oct 24
Chicago-born Epifanio Monarrez, founder of Izcalli Studios, channels heritage, identity, and spirituality through striking contemporary murals. His work bridges graffiti roots with fine-art expression, transforming urban landscapes into reflections of culture, resilience, and hope—connecting community and consciousness through color.
Starting Oct 27
Gabriel “GapSmack” Prusmack explores identity, color, and rhythm through contrast and abstraction. His murals pulse with joy and movement, blending semi-realism and graffiti influence to capture moments of freedom and connection. Each piece reflects his belief in creativity as an act of joy and self-discovery.
Starting Nov 1
Houston artist Jesse De Leon merges street art, typography, and storytelling in bold, layered murals. His work captures the energy of the city while celebrating its culture and pride. Known for collaborations with Houston’s major sports teams, Jesse’s art moves between walls, arenas, and the pulse of the community.
Starting Oct 27
Self-taught and guided by intuition, Sylvia Blanco paints with emotion, culture, and color. Her vibrant murals celebrate people, nature, and heritage through realism and joyful energy. Using latex, acrylic, spray, and oil, Blanco brightens public spaces and connects deeply with viewers through her art’s balance and beauty.
Starting Oct 30