“Art is transformative,” Ami says, “so one aim [of the festival] is to not just transform the physical space but also the inner space, the mental and spiritual spaces inside us all, and the communal spaces that bring us together.”
Read MoreAXOIS: Bridge murals beautify hidden-gem historical site /
“A small historical site tucked away in Kansas City's West Bottoms just got a major splash of color thanks to local muralists and public funding.”
Read MoreUP Mag: Street Artists for Mental Health at SpraySeeMO 2024 /
Street Artists for Mental Health: SpraySeeMO 2024 Invites Local and National Artists to Paint Murals in Kansas City Exploring the Intersection of Art and Wellbeing
Read MoreHidden Gems: Meet SpraySeeMO /
“We’ve been impressed with SpraySeeMO Mural Festival, but for folks who might not be as familiar, what can you share with them about what you do and what sets you apart from others?”
Kansas City’s artistic makeover before the 2026 FIFA World CupKansas City’s artistic makeover before the 2026 FIFA World Cup /
Watch the interview with Founder Jason Harrington:
https://www.kmbc.com/article/kansas-citys-artistic-makeover-before-the-2026-fifa-world-cup/63967000
Re-Cap of SpraySeeMO 2024 by Kansas City Magazine /
Check it out and see some of the finished murals from 2024!
KCUR 89.3: Self-Guided Tour Highlighting Some Past SSMO Murals /
https://www.kcur.org/arts-life/2021-11-26/murals-kansas-city-public-art
Mural by Emily Ding, painted during the 2021 SpraySeeMO Mural Festival
"2021 Innovators & Influencers Honoree: Jason Harrington" IN KC Magazine /
The Kansas City metro has tens of thousands of fascinating citizens within its population of 2.34 million. Talented, passionate people are drawn here—or remain in this vibrant, 15-city region—for the arts, sports, music scene, and its generosity, both in spirit and philanthropy.
Distilling those numbers to highlight just nine individuals and one couple was quite the editorial trick. Some made the list based on career excellence; a few for how they deftly pivoted during the pandemic to serve the needs of others. Like true creatives, two of our profiles could have starred in more than one category, bridging charity and music, art and fashion and technology.
With great pride, we introduce you to our Arts honoree, Jason Harrington.
SpraySeeMO 2020 - by The Pitch /
Mural Masterpiece at Rosemann Kansas City /
The Rosemann & Associates Kansas City office participated in the SpraySeeMo 2020 Crossroads Art District Mural Festival held Sept 23rd thru Sept 27th. The goal of SpraySeeMo is “to continue to grow and propel Kansas City into being a mural-laden town that promotes creative expression and exploration on a large, public scale; an art-mecca of our Midwest design.” View artist Ten Hundred’s YouTube link here!
SpraySeeMO in the year of COVID-19: Article by Startland News /
The Pitch: Our Mural Scene is Leveling Up /
SpraySeeMO 2019 - InKansasCity: By the Numbers /
https://www.inkansascity.com/home-design/neighborhoods/by-the-numbers-sprayseemos-2019-mural-festival/
SpraySeeMO 2019 - KMBC Coverage /
More than 40 artists are in Kansas City turning buildings into works of art. This is the third year for the SpraySeeMo mural festival. It is already one of t...
SpraySeeMO 2019 - 41 Action News /
SpraySeeMO Mural Festival Brightens Up Communities…
More than 40 artists from around the country are part of the SpraySeeMO Mural Festival, turning the City of Fountains into the City of Street Art.
SpraySeeMO 2019 - Fox 4 News Coverage /
KC Spotlight, 2019: SpraySeeMO is Propelling KC Into a Mural-Laden Town /
SpraySeeMo is on a mission to continue to grow and propel Kansas City into becoming a mural-laden town. Jason aka “Rif Raf Giraffe” and Macy Helm join us to discuss the festival and how it got started.
Startland News: SpraySeeMO 2019 Returns to Crossroads... /
…Painting a shared space for [street] artists and businesses.
https://www.startlandnews.com/2019/09/sprayseemo-2019-2/
Missouri Business Alert: At street art festival, participants bring varied palette of skills /
“Over a dozen people sat in a small building near the Crossroads Arts District in Kansas City, exchanging stories and laughs over dinner. In the lot behind the building, three men painted a truck-sized mural of a nude woman; a wall nearby featured a painting of a Native American man in a traditional headdress.”
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