Attention Mural Artists!
The Downtown Fond du Lac Partnership is seeking talented artists to design and install public murals on 11 building exteriors in Downtown Fond du Lac!
Mural theme is up to the artist; however, themes related to Fond du Lac history, community, or natural features,
and interactive murals that allow the public to engage with the work and present photo opportunities are of particular interest.
Artists should have prior experience in mural painting with documentation of their work.
Everyone is welcome to participate. Artists under 18 will need a parent to aply on their behalf.
Applications for this project are now open through March 17, 2025!
The Downtown Fond du Lac Partnership Mural Project objective is to increase awareness and understanding of local art. Our aim is to present an affordable and accessible art experience for people of all ages, to enhance the quality of life for the citizens of Fond du Lac, to promote our downtown as a cultural destination for visitors, artist and residents as well as provide a showcase for local artists and beautify and enliven the downtown Fond du Lac streetscape.
Mandala Flowers
David Carpenter, Erin LaBonte & Don Krumpos
82 N. Main
Mandala Flowers was created by a team of artists to bring hope, sunshine and a very photographable location to downtown Fond du Lac.
Happy Bicycle Day
Erin LaBonte & Don Krumpos
209 S. Main
The Happy Bicycle Day mural was created by local artists Yonder to highlight activity and fun in Fond du Lac. The mural is a bright and energetic homage to the amenities we have available in Fond du Lac such as our many beautiful parks, recreation trails, and local wildlife.
Kites on the Beach
Anthony Pazos
2 N. PORTLAND – PORTLAND STREET PARKING RAMP
Graffiti Love
Christine Lehto of Rosendale
48 N. PORTLAND – PORTLAND STREET PARKING RAMP
“The inspiration for Graffiti Love  came from a conversations with an art friend… That sparked the creation of trying graffiti in watercolor and ink.”
Eye on You
Mindy Leitner of Fond du Lac
74 S. MAIN – POCKET PARK
“I have always loved owls. Growing up in Fond du Lac, my parents taught me the sounds of owls. We often went out walking in our neighborhood at night following an owl’s call, hoping to catch a glimpse of one high in a treetop. It was usually a Great Horned Owl, and often there were a pair calling back and forth. To this day, I will go outside looking for owls when I hear them at night.”
In the Distance & Sun on 151
Wanda Yuhas Weller
CORNER OF DIVISION AND PORTLAND
Dogs Playing Poker
Ashley LoveÂ
“I was raised on a horse farm in rural Indiana. My grandpa was a dog trader. Being around a lot of animals growing up gave me a love for them and their different personalities. I love displaying that in my creations.”
Butterfly
Michele Schneider
MACY STREET PARKING RAMP
Artist Michele Schneider painted the piece in appreciation of “The simple beauty and appreciation of all life’s little things”.
Guitar Medley
Angela Boeder
258 S. MAIN STREET
This painting was created to represent the artist’s love for music. As an art form, an outlet, a lifeline. The world would be a bleak and colorless place without the gift of music. The artist used bright/bold colors and strokes to represent the boldness and brilliancy of this art form as a whole.