Founder, Lead Artist

Jaz Erenberg is a Baltimore-based public artist, community organizer, and advocate for creative expression and social justice. As a muralist and visual storyteller, Jaz’s work focuses on the intersection of art and activism, with a deep commitment to creating public art that reflects and celebrates the diversity, resilience, and history of the communities she serves. Jaz founded Baltimore's newest mural festival, which has quickly become a cornerstone for public art in the city, connecting local artists and residents through collaborative, large-scale projects.

Jaz’s artistic practice is rooted in inclusivity, empowerment, and shared storytelling. Her work often explores themes of nature, home, creative community, compassion, and connection. In addition to her work as an artist, Jaz is a passionate advocate for the intersection of public art and policy. She currently serves as Chair of Baltimore’s Public Art Commission, where she guides initiatives that shape the city's artistic landscape while fostering an environment of collaboration and inclusivity. Jaz’s vision extends beyond individual works of art to the broader social impact of public art in urban spaces.