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MacDonald Training Center

Client:

MacDonald Training Center, Tampa Foundation

Project:

A mural at the MacDonald Training Center commemorating the organization’s 70 years of operation in the Westshore District. Funded by the Westshore Alliance’s Public Art Initiative.

Services:

Art Direction, Design, Collaboration, Production

Collaborators:

Anthony Freese

MacDonald Training Center

The MacDonald Training Center (MTC) is a non-profit established in 1953 by J. Clifford MacDonald, pioneering inclusive education for children with disabilities. Today, MTC provides tailored vocational training, job coaching, and educational programs for people with various disabilities, promoting equal opportunities for all to thrive and contribute to their communities.

United to Inspire

The MacDonald Training Center’s mural stands as a vibrant testament to diversity and unity, depicting the unique stories and strengths of those within the community. Through colorful strokes and intricate details, it celebrates the abilities and aspirations of individuals with disabilities, serving as a powerful symbol of inclusivity and empowerment. This mural painting tampa not only beautifies the space but also embodies the spirit of togetherness and highlights the limitless potential of every individual involved with the center.

The Westshore Alliance's Public Art Initiative made a significant mark by funding a mural at the MacDonald Training Center, commemorating the organization's 70 years of dedicated service in the Westshore District. This initiative embodies the power of art to celebrate history and community in a visually stunning and impactful manner.

Lifting Up the Community

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