Mural Park
Nine walls. One waterfront in Bridgeport, CT. Tune in below.
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Jason Naylor
“Hope”
Brooklyn artist and designer behind Hope, built from bright color and messages of positivity.
Meet Jason Naylor
Joe Iurato
“Never Give Up”
+ The PeekerStreet artist behind Never Give Up, known for small wooden cutouts exploring childhood and urban life.
Meet Joe Iurato
Craig Anthony Miller
“Elephants”
Brooklyn artist behind Elephants, painted from DUMBO with a style mapping shapes like stained glass.
Meet Craig Anthony Miller
CrashOne
“Crash”
Bronx-born graffiti pioneer behind Crash, credited with helping launch the graffiti-art movement.
Meet CrashOne
JPO
Original curator, Knowlton WallsNew York visual artist behind JPO and original curator of the Knowlton Walls mural park.
Meet JPO
Nathan Brown
“The Mantra Wall”
Chattanooga-based muralist behind The Mantra Wall, painted freestyle on-site using words from The Knowlton crew.
Meet Nathan Brown
Jenna Morello
“Roses”
New Jersey-born, Brooklyn-based artist behind Roses on the Knowlton Walls.
Meet Jenna Morello
Tats Cru
“Bridgeport CT”
Legendary NYC crew behind Bridgeport CT, led by founding member Wilfredo "Bio" Feliciano.
Meet Tats Cru
Brad Noble
“Armstrong Phaeton”
Brad Noble's hand-painted phaeton carriage and sign-painter lettering on the Armstrong building.
Find It on the Map
The whole park, one waterfront
Support the Walls.
Curated by Art & Culture Together, a nonprofit based at The Knowlton.
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An outdoor gallery on the water.
The Knowlton Walls Mural Park is Fairfield County's premier destination for street art and public murals. Along Bridgeport's waterfront, this outdoor gallery features large-scale graffiti, typographic murals and contemporary public art by a diverse lineup of nationally renowned artists, curated by Art & Culture Together, a non-profit based at The Knowlton.
The park was shaped by its original curator, John Paul O'Grodnick, known as JPO. The Knowlton Walls are still growing, bringing in talent from around the country to create more murals for years to come.
Every wall, on the map.
Where each mural stands across the campus. Tap a gold dot to meet its muralist, park at the Maple Street entrance, and start from the courtyard.
JPO
The walls here are alive: this one has already lived three lives. Pick a chapter, then drag the handle to watch the wall change, from bare brick to first mural to today.
Meet John Paul O'GrodnickEight artists, eight walls.
The visiting muralists behind The Knowlton Walls, each bringing their own style to the waterfront.
Host your event inside the park.
Not beside the art, inside it: the waterfront lawn within the mural park hosts ceremonies and celebrations for up to 200 guests, surrounded by the Walls on the Pequonnock River.
Gallery shows, year round.
The Armstrong Gallery hosts monthly shows, artist talks and live performances inside The Knowlton, carrying the mural park's creative energy indoors.
A Full House for Opening Night
Exhibitions regularly fill the Armstrong Gallery with guests, readings and live performances.
Homecoming, by Katie Southworth
Katie Southworth's first solo show since moving back to Connecticut, installed across the Armstrong Gallery's white brick walls.
Exhibition Archive
- Marginalia, June 14, 2025
- Aether & Earth: Sensing the Imperceptible, Bianca Valencia Criscuolo, Katie Southworth, Emily Swift, May 20, 2025
- Tracing Back, Moving Forward, Kate Lashin (solo), April 5, 2025
- The Artists Ignition, Sascha Bystrova, Eve Schiano and more, February 8, 2025
- Iterations: A Dialogue of Scale, Curated by Bianca Valencia Criscuolo and Katie Southworth, November 8, 2024
- Transitions, Curated by Bianca Valencia Criscuolo and Katie Southworth, September 5, 2024
- Manifestations of the Self, Curated by Katie Southworth and Bianca Valencia Criscuolo, May 17, 2024
- Beyond the Veil: Exploring the Tensions Between, Bianca Valencia Criscuolo (solo), April 5 to 30, 2024
- Homecoming, Katie Southworth (solo), April 5 to 30, 2024
- Looking Forward, Katie Southworth, Bianca Valencia Criscuolo, Emily Swift, Nicole Cantore Koester, January 26, 2024
Support the Walls.
We are always bringing muralists from around the world to create a visually stunning environment that engages minds and educates our communities about street art, on The Knowlton Walls and on shipping containers. Your donation helps our art and community flourish.
The Mini Retro Museum, curated by Downtime TV.
The Mini Retro Museum at The Knowlton is curated by Downtime TV. Explore it on their site.
The mural park, answered.
What is The Knowlton Walls?
The Knowlton Walls is a waterfront mural park along Bridgeport's shoreline, featuring large-scale murals by nationally renowned artists. It is curated by Art & Culture Together, a non-profit based at The Knowlton.
Who painted the murals at The Knowlton?
Eight muralists have painted The Knowlton Walls: Jason Naylor (Hope), Jenna Morello (Roses), Craig Anthony Miller (Elephants), CrashOne (Crash), John Paul O'Grodnick (JPO), Joe Iurato (Never Give Up), Nathan Brown (The Mantra Wall) and Tats Cru (Bridgeport CT).
Can I host an event within the mural park?
Yes. Events happen inside the Walls, not beside them: the waterfront lawn within the mural park hosts ceremonies and celebrations for up to 200 guests, surrounded by the murals on the Pequonnock River.
How do I support the mural park?
Send a donation inquiry through this page and our team will follow up with ways to support the muralists and the nonprofit behind The Knowlton Walls.
Where is the mural park?
The Knowlton is at 305 Knowlton St, Bridgeport, CT. Park in the lot at Maple Street and Knowlton Street; when you see the HOPE mural, you are in the right parking area.
Come see the Walls.
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