VETERANS FREEDOM MURAL

Veterans Freedom Mural, Getting Back to the World, is a multidisciplinary mural project which explores a veteran’s process of transition when returning back to civilian life. The design imagery was derived from group dialogue and individual conversations [throughout January, February, and March 2016] with veterans, the professionals who support their transition home, and community members from Wilmington.

Thank you to all the members of our community who served or are serving our country in the Armed Forces. And a special thank you to all...

The Veterans Freedom Mural was officially dedicated on June 28. Entitled Getting Back to the World, this multidisciplinary mural project...

Almost 100 hours of meeting and making time. 50 gallons of paint, primer and sealer. 107 different colors required. 31 5'x5' cloth paint...

Check out this feature on the Veterans Freedom Mural here at the 1:20 mark on WHYY’s First. Watch the coverage of the Veterans Freedom...

Artists, veterans and community members dedicated their time over the past few weeks to complete the painting of the Veterans Freedom...

Creative District Wilmington and Connections Community Support Programs, Inc., have partnered together to collaborate on Wilmington’s...

As the first project for PAPP, The Veterans Freedom Mural will be on the exterior wall of Marcella’s House, a 15-unit Veterans...

Eric Okdeh is a Philadelphia based muralist, who has been creating public art since 1998. After receiving his BFA in painting from Tyler...