Juxtapoz Magazine
“One unique quality of the festival, and why we champion the event here at Juxtapoz, is that it's a rare mural festival that truly combines local artists with a roster of international talent that comes to Detroit.”
Read MoreMurals in the Market Artists Draw Inspiration From Fall Fashion Color Trends →
Hour Detroit
When public art festival Murals in the Market returns for its fifth year Sept. 14, nearly 30 local and international artists will showcase their work throughout Detroit’s Eastern Market. Here, four participating artists draw inspiration from this season’s fashion trends for an artful take on a fall color trend report.
Read MoreMurals in the Market 2019: See photos from the street art festival in Detroit →
Detroit Free Press
Artists announced for 2019's Murals in the Market street art festival →
Metro Times Detroit
Detroit's Murals in the Market festival — named one of Smithsonian magazine's top five mural festivals in the world — has announced the roster of artists for its fifth iteration, set for Sept. 14-21.
Grand Valley Art alumnus creating Pride-related mural in downtown Grand Rapids →
Grand Valley State University
Joey Salamon, '10, this week started painting his creation on Sheldon Avenue NE, between Fulton and Library streets. The mural is funded by the Grand Rapids Downtown Development Authority. City leaders say it is the most extensive street mural installed in Grand Rapids.
Rainbow-Inspired Street Mural Coming to Sheldon Boulevard →
Downtown Grand Rapids Inc.
Artist Joey Salamon and a team of painters will soon begin installing a new mural on the surface of Sheldon Boulevard between Fulton and Library Streets in Downtown Grand Rapids.
Large, pride-themed street mural coming to Grand Rapids →
Mlive
The mural, Rainbow Road, will be painted by Joey Salamon, a 2010 Grand Valley State University graduate who specializes in brightly colored street art and murals. It will nearly cover the entire 342-foot stretch of Sheldon, making it the first official street mural in Grand Rapids.
Artist reveals ‘Rainbow Road’ street mural downtown
GR|MAG
“Rainbow Road” by artist Joey Salamon runs down Sheldon Avenue NE in between Fulton and Library streets. It was unveiled on Sunday.
Former local resident paints 'rainbow' mural in Grand Rapids →
Midland Daily News
The month of June, known nationally as LBGTQ+ Pride Month, has come to an end, however the buzz in Grand Rapids continues around a colorful mural that will permanently commemorate the cause.
Permanent LGBTQ pride mural planned for downtown road →
FOX 17 NEWS
The mural was announced last weekend at the Apartment Lounge’s annual Pride Block Party. Mayor Rosalyn Bliss announced the city’s approval of its installation to raucous applause.
Pride-themed street mural unveiled in Grand Rapids →
FOX 17 NEWS
“Rainbow Road” is now one of the largest public art installations downtown.
Rainbow Road being painted on Sheldon Road between Fulton and Library Streets →
ABC 13
The mural helps commemorate Pride Month and the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots.
Pride street mural debuts in downtown Grand Rapids →
ABC 13
Pride street mural debuts in downtown Grand Rapids.
Detroit-based artist paints street mural that celebrates Pride →
Mlive
Joey Salamon, a Detroit-based artist, paints a street mural called "Rainbow Road," with his assistant Alex Encalada- Stuart on Sheldon Avenue NE in Grand Rapids, Mich. on Tuesday, June 25, 2019. The mural celebrates LGBTQ pride.
'Rainbow Road' Pride mural debuts in downtown Grand Rapids →
WZZM-13
The permanent street mural commemorates Pride Month and the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Stonewall Riots.
Read MoreTwo new events spotlight arts, union workers during Dream Cruise →
The Oakland Press
For the more than 40 artists set to perform in downtown Pontiac this weekend, the Woodward Dream Cruise is about more than just enjoying classic cars and hot rods.
It’s a chance to draw the eyes of the 1.5 million people who attend the cruise each year. An opportunity that could lead to a new customer, a new event to perform at, or in the case of 30-year-old Joey Salamon, a new commission for one of his complex and colorful murals.
Read MorePSYCHEDELIC ILLUSTRATIONS BY JOEY SALAMON
The DNA Life
Life is good and so is Joey Salamon’s artwork. Salamon has filled his life with art since moving across the country. He’s worked for the reowned paper-artist Jen Stark, designed in Chicago and Hawaii, as well as produced work for some recognizable names in the music industry (Matisyahu, Slightly Stoopid, The Orwells).
Read MoreJoey Salamon's Vibrant Repetition →
Juxtapoz
Joey Salamon is an American artist and designer who gained recognition for his vibrant and detailed artwork by regurgitating blended influences from the grunge movement, psychedelia, politics and history to create commercialized products (or by-products) of how he sees the world.
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