The Queen BeeArtist: Marta Alonso
Mural Location: This mural will be installed on the north-facing wall of Mayan Fusion on Main St. in downtown Fort Bragg. This stunning image was painted by local artist Marta Alonso. We are currently gathering funds to install a large scale version of the painting as a mural in a prominent location in downtown Fort Bragg. Thanks to a generous grant from the Community Foundation's A.D. Abramson Endowment Fund we now have the resources to match any sponsorship for this mural.
One in ten pollinating insects is on the verge of extinction, and a third of our bee and butterfly species is declining. We want to raise awareness through the power of art and honor the pollinators. Did you know that Fort Bragg was the very first official Bee City USA in California? We couldn't bee prouder. Funding StatusGoal: $4000
Current funding: $1937.50 (We will update this number daily.) Please help us bring this gorgeous piece of public art to Fort Bragg! Your donation will go directly to pay for paint and the artist's time. If you are a local mission-driven business or organization who would like to co-sponsor this mural please get in touch through the contact form below. We couldn't make gorgeous murals happen without amazing partners such as The Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens, who sponsored the Rhododendrons.
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We'd like to extend special heartfelt thanks to the beekeeping community of Fort Bragg who have gathered donations and raised so much support for this installation. We are in awe of their generosity and team spirit. Special thanks to Valerie Frey and to the Love & Light Healing Center!
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The Alleyway Art Project is incredibly grateful to the Community Foundation and the A.D. Abramson Endowment Fund for the Visual Arts which provided a generous grant for our entire project, allowing us to offer a dollar for dollar match for any sponsor of The Queen Bee mural or any of our other murals in Fort Bragg. Click the logo to find out more about this fund.
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