Participating chalk Artists
HONORING THE LEGENDARY MADONNARI
Chalking the streets began in Europe during the 16th century. Italy was the hub of the of the Madonnari (street artists.) The Madonnari would congregate in front of cathedrals and in town squares, drawing the Madonna and other religious icons using chalk, coal and tile. Coins were tossed to them as they chalked to pay homage to Madonna. Today, chalk art festivals are popular artistic events throughout the US and Europe, and artists travel from all over the USA and other continents to showcase their amazing form of performance art. The art created is temporary, and is washed away after the event.
JOIN US IN WELCOMING OUR 2026 participating chalk artists!
Kathleen Bowen – Ralston West Jordan, UT
Jaime Camacho – San Diego, CA
Antonio & Rouelyn Canilang – National City, CA
Kimberly Canilang – National City, CA
Meg Beverly Canilang – National City, CA
Coventry Studio – Lemon Grove, CA
Makenzie Crump – Alpine, UT
Brianna Cunha – Lake Forest, CA
Rebecca Darling – Tooele, UT
Ever Galvez – La Habra, CA
Tonie Garza – Chula Vista, CA
Garza Family – San Ysidro, CA
Jake Ghosn – San Diego, CA
Gutierrez Family – Murrieta, CA
Isaiah Hernandez – Richmond, CA
Brooke Keithley – Cottonwood Heights, UT
Cecelia Linayao – San Diego, CA
Isla Marcek – American Fork, UT
MDFerrera Fine Art – Imperial Beach, CA
Alexandra Milat – San Francisco, CA
Sara Nybo – Pleasant Grove, UT
Monika Petroczy – Ventura, CA
Mariah Quintanilla – Auburn, CA
Jacob Ritchie – El Cajon, CA
Grasiela Rodriguez – Pomona, CA
Jason Rogalski – San Diego, CA
Raziah Roushan – Portland, OR
SealightMoon – Chula Vista, CA
Shawndell Smith – Wildomar, CA
Jen Swain – Ventura, CA
Team Arcala – San Diego, CA
Team Parada – Ontario, CA
Team Zamora San Diego CA
Teams Sweets – Downey, CA
Dawn Wagner – Thousand Oaks, CA
Violet Wong – Round Rock, TX