Chock-full of galleries, museums, and DIY studios, Madison’s dynamic art scene offers a little something for everybody. Check out a local project that benefits artists + art lovers alike, Mother Fool’s Graffiti Mural Project.
Photos provided by Mother Fool’s
Photos provided by Mother Fool’s
Photos provided by Mother Fool’s
Photos provided by Mother Fool’s
Photos provided by Mother Fool’s
Photos provided by Mother Fool’s
Photos provided by Mother Fool’s
Photos provided by Mother Fool’s
Photos provided by Mother Fool’s
Photos provided by Mother Fool’s
Photos provided by Mother Fool’s
The vegan coffee shop — located at 1101 Williamson St. — has a large brick wall directly facing the busy street. The owners saw this as an empty canvas —literally — and thus, the Graffiti Mural Project was born.
In 2001, Mother Fool’s + its customers approached Madison’s Plan Commission with an idea for a rotating mural wall. Local artist Don Wettach was a driving force in finding a place where he and other local graffiti artists could create freely.
Two decades later + the project is still going strong. The murals change seasonally and serve as a showcase for Madison artists who don’t often get opportunities to present their work. Artists interested in participating can contact Mother Fool’s.
