FLINT PUBLIC ART PROJECT
Over 300 murals throughout the city of Flint, MI
Flint Public Art Project (FPAP) uses art as a medium to build up and bring together the communities in Flint, Michigan through public events, workshops, and installations. Since its founding in 2013, FPAP has aimed to inspire residents to reimagine the city, reclaim vacant and underutilized buildings and lots, and use innovative tools to steer Flint’s long-range planning.
PixelStix and Flint Public Art Project first began working together in early 2020 when they transformed a collection of 150+ murals into a gallery experience.
STEPS FOR EXPLORING THE FLINT GALLERY USING PIXELSTIX
1. Get the App
Download the free PixelStix app to find each of the murals in the Flint gallery.
Tap Maps to view nearby murals and galleries.
2. PixelStix Maps
If you are in the Flint area, swipe the galleries left or right and then tap the fpap gallery to show it’s murals.
The Map will stay active and move as you walk, bike, or drive through the streets and alleys of Flint, MI.
If you don’t see the fpap (Flint Public Art Project) gallery in PixelStix Maps you can always search for it by name.
3. Search Maps
If you’d like to explore just the murals from a particular year, search for any gallery by name.
Search ‘fpap2020’ to see a map of the latest additions to the SHINE gallery.
4. Scan Plaques
Every mural in the Flint gallery will have a PixelStix plaque that you can scan to learn more about the artist.
Open PixelStix, tap the P and touch your phone to the plaque.
tip: tapping the small P in PixelStix Maps works too!