THE MISSION of Graffiti Camp for Girls is to develop the talents
and create opportunities for girls creating public art.
Participants learn the process and skills to collaboratively create a mural based on themes decided by the participants. Our artists provide creative counsel, image planning, an understanding of tools and application, and safety precautions necessary to use these tools and materials.
The end result of each camp is a mural designed and executed by the girls themselves.
and create opportunities for girls creating public art.
Participants learn the process and skills to collaboratively create a mural based on themes decided by the participants. Our artists provide creative counsel, image planning, an understanding of tools and application, and safety precautions necessary to use these tools and materials.
The end result of each camp is a mural designed and executed by the girls themselves.
T H E T E A M
NINA WRIGHT, founder and director of Graffiti Camp for Girls,
aka GIRL MOBB, is an artist, muralist, printmaker,
and teacher with a BFA from the Academy of Art University in
San Francisco. She resides in Oakland, California,
and is known for saturating the Bay Area with murals,
street art, and gallery shows.
- INSTRUCTOR, ARTIST
aka GIRL MOBB, is an artist, muralist, printmaker,
and teacher with a BFA from the Academy of Art University in
San Francisco. She resides in Oakland, California,
and is known for saturating the Bay Area with murals,
street art, and gallery shows.
- INSTRUCTOR, ARTIST
DEIRDRE O'SHEA is on logistics. With over two decades of small business
and non-profit experience, and a life-long love for street art,
she supports Graffiti Camp for Girls in order to make possible the class
she wishes she had as a teenager.
and non-profit experience, and a life-long love for street art,
she supports Graffiti Camp for Girls in order to make possible the class
she wishes she had as a teenager.