Jersey Heritage is commissioning a new mural, and the search for the artist has begun.
The 26-year-old landmark mural in St Helier will be given a new lease of life.
The successful artist will be asked to draw inspiration for their mural design from the flagship ‘La Tèrr’rie d’Jèrri – d's histouaithes dé not' Île’ (Being Jersey - stories of our Island) exhibition at Jersey Museum.
They will also work with the surrounding community and primary schoolchildren visiting the exhibition.
The current mural was painted in 1999 by Jersey artist Jason Butler, who more recently painted a portrait to commemorate the King and Queen's 2024 visit to Jersey.
READ: Princess Anne unveils new portrait of King Charles and Queen Camilla
The pier road mural focuses on the military life of Fort Regent, the hotels and homes along Pier Road and the trade and commerce around the harbour.
The project is expected to take several months, and planning approval is subject to the design itself.
It is hoped this can be done during the summer months.
Ever wandered past the #Mural on Pier Road and thought about what you’d like to paint there? We’re commissioning a new piece of public #Art for the space. Contact nicola.lucas@jerseyheritage.org for more info about portfolio submission. (deadline 24 March 2026)
— Jersey Heritage (@JerseyHeritage) March 10, 2026
@BenestAndSyvret pic.twitter.com/9kRWNiPqK3
Interested artists should email nicola.lusic@jerseyheritage.org with examples of their work.
Family of Guinea pigs with JSPCA after Devil's Hole rescue
CI trade body warns of building delays after SGB shuts
Food venues required to comply with new food safety standards
Oh yes it is, Jersey's first professional pantomime!
Jersey's hospitality sector faces changes with new Alcohol Licensing Law
Bye-bye Bath Street Blockbuster: £500K to update street mapping
Deputy Philip Ozouf suspended
2030 carbon targets 'unachievable' with Government's current approach
