Street art with community heart

Cultivating civic, social, and creative communities with mural, graffiti, &
street art programs

Beautify Earth collaborates with local artists and community partners to produce street art for humans, by humans

Connecting communities with art on the streets

Beautify Earth develops mural and street art programs in collaboration with cities, NGOs, and mission-aligned businesses to engage local communities on education, environment, and cultural initiatives.

Join our community to support local art programs by donating or reach out to explore partnership opportunities.

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Let's work together!

Share your vision with us and we'll bring it to life. From ideation to execution, we support all stages of the process.

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Project planning & management

Community engagement

Local artist

collaborations

Community partnerships

MTLE Studios

Parthenia Academy

Northridge, CA

5+ Murals with 3+ artists

West Adams High School

Los Angeles, CA

7+ Murals with over 6 artists

Ruben Rojas

SMASH

Santa Monica, CA

6+ Murals with over 3 artists

Want to manage your own project?

We believe everyone should have the tools to connect and create art. Beautify puts the power in your hands to discover, hire, and collaborate with artists.

Post project details
Invite artists & receive proposals
Manage invoices & payments
Receive designs & submit feedback

Post your project for free

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The word is out!
Beautify has been featured in some serious publications

“Through Beautify, artists can connect with business owners to transform outdoor wall spaces into public art.”

“This type of art has the tendency to reduce vandalism, break-ins, looting and all forms of crimes that may result from abandoned, neglected or boarded-up buildings”

“Beautify Earth has the resources to cultivate new art and helps new artists bring their vision to life…”

Kirsten Gillibrand,
US Senator

"I would like to thank Beautify Earth for the work they have done to help revitalize and empower the community as it continues to recover from Hurricane Sandy."