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Moved Barriers in George Floyd Square
Barriers that once surrounded George Floyd Square have been moved by city officials 6/3/21 and arranged by citizens. The mural by Peyton Scott Russel is visible.
Black Power
A single plywood panel is painted with a yellow and red outlined fist of power. "Black Power" has been painted in yellow with red shadows.
Rest In Power George Floyd
A single plywood panel has been painted black. A silhouette of a man, highlighted in white, blue, and yellow ascends. The bottom of the mural has been stenciled "Rest In Power George Floyd."
Love and Peace
A multicolored mural reads "Love" and "Peace" in large print. "Love" has been done using a Gothic font with yellow paint and "Peace" is done using bubble letters and red and green paint. The right side of the mural is dominated by a blue background…
Police Vs The People
Two police men are painted fighting civilians, who are painted fighting back. One figure grabs the police baton while another clenches his fist. The figures are painted on a black background in Anime style. The work appears to be unfinished.
It is Our Duty
The text "It is Our Duty To Fight For Our Freedom It Is Our Duty To Win" has been painted over purple and blue circles on a plywood panel. Paint strokes radiate from the center with purple, yellow, and blue short strokes and longer blue strokes.
Love, Every One Is The Same
The face and hands of a man are outlined and wearing handcuffs. "Love" is painted across his face and framed by his hands. On the left side of the plywood panel, "Every One Is The Same" is painted in red, orange, brown, and yellow. Circles are…
Deserving Justice, I-75, Exit 290
Portraits of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd are painted on a brick wall over black, orange, blue, and yellow circles. Behind this is a painted highway. To the left of the portraits is a painting of a road sign that reads "Deserving…
I Can’t Breathe
This George Floyd mural in Palm Springs was commissioned by The Palm Springs Public Arts Commission. The artist is Los Angeles artist Misteralek. A portrait of George Floyd is set against a dark background showing protestors in silhouette. The words…
Love Black
Two large Black silhouettes face each other. The left silhouette has white block letters that read "Love Black girls even when they become women" and the right one reads "Love Black boys even when they become men."