The Wall to Wall Festival 2021

15 Minutes Photo Gallery

Artist Lucinda L'Enfant happily works on a utility box in the Depot District in spite of stubborn sprinkles.

The inaugural Wall to Wall Festival took place June 5-6, 2021. In spite of threatening skies and rain, the artists working at the festival hunkered down and continued to create bold, beautiful murals on buildings and utility boxes all over town, while appreciative residents and visitors watched them work. Artists also painted trash bins that will decorate Hancock County beaches.
 
The weekend festival included demonstrations, hands-on activities, live music and art for sale.

– photos by Brenda Comer

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Here's the map of the murals

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The completed utility box by Lucinda L'Enfant.

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The side of the same utility box features another painting by Lucinda.

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Artist Holly Garvin beginning her mural on the side of Century Hall.

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This soon-to-be-mermaid is being painted by Holly Garvin of Bay St. Louis on the side of the Shops at Century Hall.

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The beginning of Andrew Switzer's mural on the side of Magnolia Antiques.

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Andrew Switzer of Gulfport poses with his mural, which spells out LOVE in American Sign Language.

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Photo courtesy Andrew Switzer

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On the side of the new Arts Center, artist Julie Reye's creation in progress

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A little rain didn't stop artist Marian Glaser from working on her Old Town map mural on the side of Antique Maison.

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Not complete as of June 9, but in the works!

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The beginning of Suzie Brown's mural on Main Street

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Muralist Suzie Brown of Pass Christian designed the mural on the side of the Fleurty Girl building on Main Street.

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This fanciful mural by Hannah Gumbo of Lafayette, La. on the side of Ms. Mary’s Old Town Snoballs and Ice Cream Shop just about screams fun in the sun!

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More of Hannah Gumbo's work, across the street at the Buttercup Café.

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Utility box near the Depot features the late folk artist Alice Moseley.

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Inside the new Arts Center building.

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Hands-on demonstrations are always fun.

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Artist Liz Schafert shows off plans for the new Arts Center that's being renovated near the Depot.

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One of the many trash receptacles for Hancock beaches being painted.

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A sample of the painted trash receptacles.

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Nationally recognized artist Ruth Miller

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Several of our local artists displayed their work for sale.

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Executive Director of The Arts, Hancock, Steve Barney poses with Holly Garvin's mural in progress.

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