Roger Whiting Murals & Illustration

Students of South Valley School, a school for young adults with disabilities, will be showing off their original artistic creations in three large walk-in display cases at Halloween City in Sandy.

This Thursday artist Roger Whiting leads a tour of volunteers (bicycles optional) to do mini-service projects at four different community gardens where he has created large mosaic artworks with youth over the past year.

In its second year of renovations, Seven Peaks Salt Lake City invests in colorful murals to transform the once struggling property into an oasis of economic growth for the city and its residents.

After months of work, North Davis Preparatory Academy youth unveil their massive Spanish-inspired work of mosaic art created with artist Roger Whtiing.

Teenagers at Kearns Junior High have created a 60-foot-long work of art showing the core values they represent. The amazing results of their work will be unveiled to the public this coming Wednesday evening.

Sixth grade students from Viewmont Elementary teamed up with youth from their school receiving special education services to create a mural of colorful alphabet collages to benefit Cricket Care, the District's daycare center benefiting teen parents.

Homeless and transitioning youth from the Road Home and Palmer Court communities paint a hopeful yet grim picture of life on the streets of Salt Lake City.

Youth unveil community mural to launch free musical community pride event

Stereotypes of Glendale as a dangerous, impoverished neighborhood are shattered with the genuinely positive, hopeful artistic expressions of the youth of Riley Elementary seen in a large handcrafted ceramic mosaic mural.

On Tuesday, March 8 at 10:30am students of Nibley Park Elementary will unveil a large-scale mosaic mural they designed and created with artist Roger Whiting for One World Everybody Eats, a nonprofit that aims to relieve poverty in Salt Lake City.