A Participatory Outdoor Art Space for Rotating Projects

Located behind the JAC on Douglas Street

Spacing Out(side) Student Proposals from the Melrose School

July 2 - July 11, 2021

What We Love About Jamestown

Beginning March 15, 2021

Come trace your hand, write your thoughts, and share in the love in the latest project on the community mural wall on Douglas Street!

Stop by anytime during daylight hours and share what makes Jamestown special for you! Instructions and materials are provided on site. 

  Weaving Together Collaboration

January 8 - March 13, 2021

As a part of the Weaving Together exhibitions, visitors are invited to collaborate on outdoor installations to create something together as a community. Materials are provided on site.

We Stick Together

November 2020 - January 2021

Inspired by the Tape Art Crew, the JAC invited members of the public to contribute life size self portraits made entirely in tape to their latest project for the collaborative outdoor mural wall. The Tape Art movement began in 1989 in Providence, Rhode Island with large collaborative drawings in public spaces made entirely of tape. These large, mural-like works are both intricate and ornate and whimsical and accessible in their medium.

The aim of "We Stick Together." a tape art project, is to fill the community wall with all different kinds of people for whom we are thankful for this season. To learn more about the 30 year history of Tape Art in Rhode Island and worldwide, visit tapeart.com. 

Read more about "We Stick Together” in the Jamestown Press.

The outdoor mural wall is located by the Douglas Street parking lot behind the JAC and is available during daylight hours beginning November 14. Tape supplies and drawing instructions are on site.

Please observe social distancing.