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I Can Breathe Now
A large mural with the image of George Floyd at the center, flanked by text reading "George Floyd." The letters are filled with small figures seen with fists raised in protest. Behind Floyd's head is a large sunflower. At the center of the sunflower…
George Floyd & Sunset
This, piece is painted on plywood with some accompanying pieces on the doors and windows of the building. It is a large andr mural with bright colors and a sunset behind bubble letters reading "George Floyd."
Floyd / Love / I Can't Breathe
FLOYD! in bubble letters with graduated tones of yellow, orange, green, and blue. Also "LOVE," "I can't Breathe," etc.
I Can't Breathe
Boards from Arbeiter Brewing located at 3036 Minnehaha Ave just doors down from the Third Precinct in Minneapolis reading "I Can't Breathe" as well as "George Floyd" and "Justice."
In Memory of George Floyd
"Floyd" in large letters, along with "In Memory of" and a portrait of George Floyd. Additional text provides the dates of Floyd's birth and death. Also included is text reading "No Nazis/No Cops!!!/1312"
I Can't Breathe
A photorealistic portrait of George Floyd with large text reading "I Can't Breathe." Smaller text reads #GEORGEFLOYD/#ICAN'TBREATHE/#SAYHISNAME
El Diablo
Painted on a plywood panel, this piece depicts a cop with the horns and forked tail of the devil, surrounded by the flames of hell. Text reads "El Diablo," and "Murder in the Name of Law." To the right of the figure, there is a quote that reads "Let…
George Floyd Projections
Projected image of George Floyd under bridge.
Lake Street Loves
A poster reading "Lake Street Loves" along with a poem by Alaa Haasan. The poem is titled, "Lonely, Lonely," and reads as follows:
My soul dances like a butterfly
Cheerful and smiling
Didn't realize there's no tomorrow
Can't believe that this…
My soul dances like a butterfly
Cheerful and smiling
Didn't realize there's no tomorrow
Can't believe that this…
Four Blue George Floyd Portrait Stencils
The south wall brick exterior of a building. George Floyd's face has been painted four times in shades of blue on the wall using a stencil. The closer you get to the faces, the blurrier they appear, but from a distance, the subject matter is clear.