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Black Joy is the Sun!
'BLACK JOY IS THE SUN' written inside of a painted yellow sun. A piece of a larger wall filled with related art.
George Floyd, Enough is Enough
This mural is located on a popular corner in Milwaukee for social tribute artworks since the killing of George Floyd. It is located on the corner of North Avenue and Holton Street on the side of an empty building. There are various works in the area,…
RIP George Floyd 1973-2020
Mural reading RIP George Floyd, 1973-2020. This mural is on front of a boarded up building at 3825 W. Center Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It is a memorial to George Floyd.
Say Their Names: Dontre Hamilton, Sandra Bland, Sylville Smith
This mural featuring Dontre Hamilton, Sandra Bland, a young child, and Sylville Smith is on the side of a business on the corner of Holton Street and Center Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. There are numerous works along the entire side of this…
Defund the Police Street Mural, Milwaukee, WI
"Defund The Police BLM ✊" is painted on the pavement. "Defund" and "Police" are painted in orange and "The" is painted in yellow. At the end of the phrase is the Black Power Fist.
NO JUSTICE NO PEACE
Spray-painted in red, 'NO JUSTICE NO PEACE' alongside an anarchy symbol.
Black Lives Matter Street Mural, Milwaukee, WI
Black Lives Matter is painted in black in the middle of a street intersection. At the end of the words is a Black Power Fist. Behind the words is a red, green, blue, and purple background.
The artwork was commissioned by the city of Milwaukee and…
The artwork was commissioned by the city of Milwaukee and…
Voting is Power Street Mural, Milwaukee, WI
Voces de los Artistas (the art affinity group with Voces de la Frontera) painted on October 10, 2020, a 275′ x 26′ street mural with text that reads "VOTING IS POWER: BLACK AND BROWN LIVES MATTER." It is painted in bright yellow on Historic Mitchell…
BLACK TRANS LIVES MATTER!
'BLACK TRANS LIVES MATTER!' Written upside down in black paint on a brown electric box.
ACAB
An abstract form is drawn on an electric box with a speech bubble saying 'ACAB'.