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Black Lives Matter Street Mural Seattle, WA
“Black Lives Matter” in street-width letters has been painted on East Pine Street in Seattle, on a block that is part of what protesters have named the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, aka CHAZ. A Belltown small-business owner, with the help of a…
Black Lives Matter Mural
"BLACK LIVES MATTER" is painted in yellow traffic paint on the pavement. It was immediately removed.
Black Lives Matter Street Mural
"BLACK LIVES MATTER" is painted in temporary paint outside of Dallas City Hall. The letters are painted in outline only, with the colors black, green, and red. These are the colors of the Pan-African flag.
Black Lives Matter Street Mural
"BLACK LIVES MATTER" is painted on asphalt in a variety of colors and styles. Each of the 16 letters depicts the aesthetic of the artists, as each artist had one letter to work on.
Black Lives Matter Street Mural
"BLACK LIVES MATTER" is painted in bright neon yellow traffic paint on the pavement of the Avery Ranch Camp 9 bridge over the Middle Fork Stanislaus River.
Black Lives Matter Street Mural
"Black Lives Matter" is painted in yellow on the sidewalk. It is a 100-feet long mural that is on red brick. A Stand with Black Youth protest and march that was organized by students at Berkeley High School ended with the painting of the words Black…
#BlackLivesMatter Street Mural
"#BLACK LIVES MATTER" is painted in yellow on the street. The mural stretches about three blocks long.
Black Lives Matter Sidewalk Chalk Street Mural
"Black Lives Matter" is written in chalk on the sidewalk in rainbow colors. Next to the message is a pride flag.
Black Lives Matter Street Mural in California
"Black Lives Matter!" is painted in black on the grass medians on the Capitol Mall, which leads to the California Statehouse. The project was organized by city council member Steve Hansen and the Atrium, a local arts nonprofit.
Why Do We Have To Keep Telling You About Black Lives Matter?
"Why Do We Have To Keep Telling You About Black Lives Matter?" is spray-painted in black on the side of a building.