Community Pathway Murals
Current Mural: Cruising Critters
Artist: Marco Miller
Installation Date: March, 2021
Location: PATH22 Underpass at Stilson, Wilson WY
Partners: Jackson Hole Community Pathways and JH Public Art
Current Mural: Cause and Effect
Artists: Nicolette Maw and A!A Youth Art Students
Installation Date: September, 2021
Location: Garaman Park Underpass, Jackson WY
Partners: Jackson Hole Community Pathways, JH Public Art, & Art Association of Jackson Hole
Current Mural: The Time is Now to Protect our Water!
Artists: Natalie Connell and Girls Actively Participating! students
Installation Date: April, 2020
Location: Garaman Park Underpass, Jackson WY
Partners: Jackson Hole Community Pathways, JH Public Art, Girls Actively Participating! & Wyoming Arts Council
In The News
Cruising Critters, Artist Marco Miller
Cause and Effect, Nicolette Maw and A!A Youth Students
A new mural was installed April, 2020 on the Jackson Hole Community Pathway in a project funded by Pathways, administered by JH Public Art and completed by Girls Actively Participating! The mural came to life during GAP!’s after school meetings with Middle School students, and was installed just south of Garaman Park on the Town of Jackson’s pedestrian pathway. The mural was developed over a four-week period, with local artist Natalie Connell leading the creation and with inspiration from Protect our Water JH. The issues that the girls sought to interpret include trash disposal, poor septic systems, pesticides on lawns and fields, and pet and livestock waste, which combine to deteriorate our water quality. Natalie Connell and the students then brought the vision to reality in a colorful and informative 20 panel mural that extends over 80 feet! photo credit: Bradley Boner