Benefiting CMNH 2016

This artifact is graffiti painted on a wall on Florida State University's campus by Brittany Wayne and Kelsey Lauren to advertise for Bonnamu, an annual philanthropy event. The background is painted black, and the words "Benefiting CMNH 2016 BONNAMU TOUR @ the MOON" are painted in blue and white. There are several blue and white triangles of different sizes as well.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact's history:
This artifact is a painted wall that serves as advertisements for Greek communities on Florida State’s campus. It is advertising Phi Mu Sorority’s annual philanthropy event, Bonnamu, which is a battle of the bands style evening that features fraternity bands. The artifact is chipping because the area in which it is placed tends to have heavy traffic.The artifact is composed on a wall that is assigned to Phi Mu by Florida State. The sorority is allowed to paint all of their advertisements on the wall. Along Jefferson street, there are designated walls that other chapters on campus paint whatever they would like on to promote Greek Life and philanthropies on campus.

Brittany Wayne and Kelsey Lauren

Kailey Carter

Unpublished

Phi Mu Sorority

English

2000-2024

graffiti, event flyer

paint, stone

Posted

Benefiting CMNH 2016 BONNAMU TOUR @ the MOON

The background of the stone wall is painted black and the words "Benefiting CMNH," "BONNAMU," and "@ the MOON" are painted in a contrasting white. The words "2016" and "TOUR" are painted in a baby blue color. On the left hand side there is one larger triangle filled with baby blue painted partnered with the outline of a smaller triangle on it's right. There is also a small, white triangle intersecting with "Benefiting." On the right side is the same large, baby blue triangle partnered with an outline, but this side on the left side of it. There is a small white triangle on top of the "M" in "MOON."

Painted on a wall located on Jefferson Street on Florida State University campus.