I was selected by the Mid America Arts Alliance as a grant recipient. Here is more information about my project: https://interchangeartistgrant.art/artists/olivia-trimble/

Traditional sign painter and muralist for hire. The bigger the wall, the better.

On November 11th, 2016 I came across hate filled graffiti had been tagged on City Hospital, adjacent to our beautiful public library. I flew out of bed, loaded my car and covered that hate speech as fast as I could. Our second action took place during Bikes, Blues, and Barbeque 2017. In order to combat the unfortunate presence of hate speech and symbols brought into town with some of the event participants, I partnered with AIGA of Northwest Arkansas to put up 3 panel murals, and hundreds of yard signs across the area. From 'Y'all Means All' to 'Hate Is Not In Our Anatomy', Fayetteville represented our values to the many visitors that come to town for BBBBQThis project remains open ended, as there seems to be an abundance of hate speech and actions to combat with positive messaging. Together we can push back against hate.

Sleet City is Northwest Arkansas's only local art supply store. We offer a wide selection of artist grade supplies, local art and handmade gifts. Visit the store in Fayetteville or online: https://www.sleetcity.com/

I assisted curators in creating an authentic look and feel of the Ozarks for the 2023 Smithsonian Folklife Festival program, The Ozarks: Faces and Facets of a region. I also hand painted 20+ signs for the site, a 700sq/ft mural, and led a community mural for Morning on the Mall.