
About US
Residency Program
Dripped On The Road is a traveling artist residency program for muralists and street artists. The program visits towns and cities across the US to paint murals, and engage with local communities, providing opportunities for education, collaboration, and cultural exchange. Each program transforms walls into landmarks with a focus on local history and nature.
DOTR is dedicated to fostering a unique creative environment for its resident artists while enhancing the visual atmosphere of communities through public art.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Select Community
Identify a community that is interested in public art or already embraces public art and is eager to collaborate with artists and local partners.
2. Partner with Local Organizations
Work with municipalities, businesses, schools, galleries and community leaders to identify opportunities, build local support and engage with local communities.
3. Select Artists
Invite a diverse group of talented local and international muralists whose styles and experience align with the goals of the residency.
4. Paint Murals
Transform public spaces with thoughtfully designed murals that reflect the community's identity, culture, and aspirations.
5. Community Events
Create opportunities for local residents and visitors to engage with artists through mural tours, demonstrations, and public celebrations.
6. Educational Workshops
Offer hands-on learning experiences that inspire creativity, encourage artistic growth, and connect artists with students and community members.
7. Video & Photo Documentation
Dripped On’s directors are trained in video, photography and documentation. Entire projects are documented via photography and video and are available to all parties involved for promotional purposes.
8. Lasting Public Art
Leave behind high-quality public artworks that enhance the community, encourage tourism, and serve as a lasting cultural legacy.
WHY IT WORKS
Tourism
Large scale murals create memorable destinations that encourage visitors to explore, photograph, and share their experiences bringing new attention to the community.
Economic Activity
Public art increases foot traffic, supports local businesses, and attracts investment by creating vibrant, welcoming places for residents and visitors alike.
Beautification
Murals transform overlooked walls and derelict areas into meaningful public spaces, enhancing the visual character and identity of a neighborhood.
Community Pride
Collaborative public art fosters a sense of ownership, strengthens local identity, and gives residents something they are proud to call their own.
Youth Inspiration
By connecting young people with professional artists, the residency encourages creativity, confidence, and the belief that art can create opportunity and positive change.
Cultural Exchange
Local and international artists work side by side, sharing ideas, techniques, and perspectives while celebrating the unique culture and stories of the host community.
Lasting Legacy
Long after the artists leave, the murals remain as permanent landmarks that continue to inspire residents, attract visitors, and tell the story of the community.
Since 2016 the program has:
- Painted over 100 murals.
- Hosted over 20 artists.
- Traveled over 15,000 miles.
- Painted in 20 cities in 15 states.
- Partnered with over 60 organizations.
- Hosted 15 educational
community workshops.
- Starting in 2020 the program
has planted 200 trees.
Meet The Directors

Denton Burrows
DENTON BURROWS is a professional artist, art production specialist and artistic entrepreneur who in addition to Dripped On The Road, is co - founder of Dripped On Productions, an art production company specializing in mural production.
Denton received his B.A. in Fine art and Graphic Design from Lehigh University and then his Masters in Illustration from The School Of Visual Arts in Manhattan.
In addition to producing, executing and managing over 100 mural projects, Burrows is highly experienced in all aspects of mural execution, including lift operation, budgeting, site logistics, material systems, and preservation techniques. As an artist, he has personally completed more than two dozen murals across the United States and internationally.

Jonathan Neville
Jonathan Neville promotes public art, including murals, as an art curator, leader of artist teams and community art specialist. Jonathan works closely with local governments, community organizations, small businesses, corporations and private clients to realize and manage projects. Jonathan has been involved in the arts and culture industry since 2007, working for companies such as Vice and Frank151. He has now established and operates his own arts businesses.
In 2012, Jonathan founded the Centre-fuge Public Art Project, and in the process transformed a New York City construction site on the Lower East Side into a community mural gallery. In 2013, Jonathan developed a mural program for the First Street Green Cultural Park, helping transform a trash-strewned lot into a public art oasis in Lower Manhattan. As a result of his leadership role in the project, he was asked to join the Board of Directors of the park in 2015. In 2014, Jonathan and his partner founded Dripped On Productions, an art production company through which he and his teams achieve success in creating public art and murals.
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