“Lexus Presents: The Art of the Driveway” Murals

For holiday 2020, Lexus commissioned artistic murals at six dealerships across the U.S. for “The Art of the Driveway.” These large-scale murals created by emerging artists reflect the unique attributes of the communities where they’re located. Each one measures roughly 25’ x 10’.

Everyone is invited to help Lexus raise money for Toys for Tots this holiday. For each positive social media post using #GiveAmazing from December 1, 2020 to January 4, 2021, Lexus will donate $200 per eligible social media post to Toys for Tots, up to a maximum total donation of $100,000. Share your own driveway art and your favorite moments from the year using #GiveAmazing.

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Please click through the videos and slideshow below to view the “Art of the Driveway” murals.

Lexus of Orland Park

Artist: Pugs Atomz

About the Piece: Inspired by the Black Arts Movement of the 60’s, Pugs’ mural includes a bolt representing creativity and peaks symbolizing two arms reaching out to take on the world.

McGrath Lexus of Westmont

Artist: Langston Allston

About the Piece: Langston’s mural shows two people coming together drawn in his distinct, comic-book inspired style.

Thompson Lexus Willow Grove

Artist: Miriam Singer

About the Piece: Miriam’s mural is filled with life and color to represent the streets and communities all around the city of Philadelphia.

Lexus of Bakersfield (LA)

Artist: Nina Palomba

About the Piece: Inspired by the animation history of L.A., Nina’s cartoon-style pop art mural showcases imagery of togetherness and love with a sense of adventure.

Lexus of Pembroke Pines (Miami)

Artist: Cinthia Santos

About the Piece: Bright, fun and uplifting, Cinthia’s mural features a playful snowman made of sand in a snow globe, alluding to it never being winter in Miami.

Park Place Lexus (Dallas)

Artist: Catie Lewis

About the Piece: Catie’s mural incorporates Blue Bonnets and holiday elements in the shape of Texas, illustrating that while the state may not get typical winter weather, Texans definitely know how to celebrate.