Ciudad Mural plans to reach 500 works in 2026

Published at: 14/04/2026 12:31 PM

The traveling Ciudad Mural festival plans to reach 500 works by 2026, as part of its expansion to promote urban art and citizen coexistence in public spaces.

This was announced by the general producer of the project, María Isabella Godoy, during an interview on the program Contraste of Venezolana de Televisión, in which she highlighted that the initiative already has more than 340 murals in 23 locations in the country.

He also highlighted that Ciudad Mural seeks to transform communities into open-air galleries through the participation of national and international artists together with community organizations. At the same time, he stressed that starting in May they will visit towns such as Chuao, Guarenas, Margarita Island, Yaracuy, among others.

“We are all converging in an effort that allows us to create a broader platform to continue contributing to the challenges facing the country and to continue betting from this perspective on coexistence, peace and union,” he emphasized.

For his part, the plastic artist, Ramón Pimentel, pointed out that this initiative makes it possible to make the country 's diverse contexts visible in a respectful way. “It's not a festival that comes, addresses spaces and leaves; it's a process that builds social and cultural fabric hand in hand with organized communities... It is a union of forces and knowledge that is reflected in every wall,” he said.

It is important to highlight that this project integrates different disciplines such as muralism, photography, audiovisual, poetry and music, with the objective of strengthening regional identity and encouraging sociocultural participation.

Mazo News Team