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Black Lives Matter
Black Lives Matter is written on a marquee. Underneath, there is a chalkboard that addresses a grandmother's vision for her Black grandchild.
We
Stencil art depicting BIPOC portraits, indicating people who have been killed by police brutality. In the middle of the faces the personal pronoun "WE" is written. Above the faces, there is a phrase written in red spray paint that reads, "Humanity…
Black Trans Lives Matter Abolish The Police Sticker
A sticker reads "Black Trans Lives Matter | Stonewall Was An Uprising Against Police Brutality And Violence Targeting Queer And Trans Communities Abolish The Police."
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.
A sad day
Graffiti on a red post reading "A sad day that should never happen" in black letters.
Why Do Black Lives Matter After There Gone?
Orange text on plywood panels reads "Why do black lives matter after there gone?" accompanied by an image of a Black figure with long dreadlocks. The background is red and pink.
Demilitarize The Police
A line of militarized police officers are painted on plywood panels. Donald Trump's face is on the head of each figure. The figures are holding riot shields that read "VIP" in one hand and small American flags in the other. Swirls of green and blue…
Timeline
Mural style street art of a timeline beginning with Slavery and ending with the death of George Floyd. The center of the timeline includes a quote, "Education is the passport to the future for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare it today".
Blue Line on Fire
Large piece on plywood panels covering the base of a skyscraper. A stylized recreation of the blue lives matter flag (which usually represented support for the police), but instead of stars there are skulls and the thin blue line is going up in…
Elijah Mclain
A portrait of Elijah Mclain, playing his violin. Painted over previous graffiti on a corrugated metal wall in an alley, Elijah is wearing a purple polo shirt and has a yellow sunburst shape painted as the background. There are some cardboard boxes…