CAMP’s vision is to be a space where culture and dignity speak louder than the rules of private property or a lifestyle that puts profit before compassion, respect, and social justice.
CAMP is a community, a public space, and an organizing force that uses murals and street art as a means for supporting political, economic, and social justice messaging
Help Support CAMP’s Mission and Vision:
CAMP is a fiscally sponsored project of Independent Arts & Media
The evolution of CAMP since its beginnings has been one of incredible successes:
- The initial transformation of Clarion Alley to a space filled with murals
- Over 700 murals created since 1992
- The Labor Temple Project in the Redstone Building at 16th and Capp Streets
- The international exchange and residency project Sama-Sama/Together with Apotik Komikof Yogyakarta Indonesia
- CAMP’s support of over 500 artists
- CAMP receives over 200,000 visitors annually
- CAMP’s ongoing collaborations with our many neighbors and community partners
- CAMP’s active work in support of social, economic, and environmental justice
