My MoVal Mural Project
The City of Moreno Valley Parks & Community Services Department is a proud recipient of grant funding from Creative Corps Inland SoCal for the My MoVal Mural Project. This project is for the design and installation of four murals across the city; one in each district. The anticipated impact of this project is to increase community engagement by providing a space for residents to come together.
About the Project
- Artists must reside in Riverside or San Bernardino Counties
- Artists cannot be a direct or indirect grant recipient earning $1,000 or more of 2023 Creative Corps Inland SoCal (CCISC) funding
- $15,000 available for each mural installation — which includes all materials
- Artists may select one or all locations for consideration
- Mural designs to illustrate the following community messages:
- District 1: Public Health/Pandemic Recovery
- District 2: Water & Energy Conversation and/or Disaster Preparedness & Recovery
- District 3: Social Justice & Community Engagement
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District 4: Water & Energy Conversation and/or Disaster Preparedness & Recovery
Applications Closed
Application Period:
November 6 – December 6, 2023.
Project Locations
Mural locations have been pre-selected. Select a location to see mural location and dimensions:
Conference & Recreation Center 14075 Frederick Street
Shadow Mountain Park
23239 Presidio Hills Dr.
Main Branch Library
25480 Alessandro Blvd.
Fire Station #65
15111 Indian Ave.
Mural Proposal Process
- Step 1 – Fill out and submit the application by December 6, 2023.
- Step 2 – Staff receives and reviews application and contacts artists.
- Step 3 – Arts Commission reviews the application and proposals.
- Step 4 – Proposals recommended by the Arts Commission will be sent to the City Council for consideration.
- Step 5 – If selected, complete & submit the required documents
- New Vendor Form
- Proof of City Business License
- Insurance documentation
- Artist Public Art Maintenance Agreement
- Step 6 – Complete mural installations by May 31, 2024.
*This project is made possible in part by a grant from “The Inland SoCal Creative Corps, a component fund at The Inland Empire Community Foundation.