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Say Their Names
Multicolored signs of those murdered by police been placed on a wall, including George Floyd and Breonna Taylor.
Sixteen Lives – Endless Flavors
A black plywood panel in front of the Museum of Ice Cream. The board is painted with the names of sixteen Black people who have been killed due to racist violent acts: George Floyd, Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner, Breonna Taylor, Jordan Edwards, Tamir…
Disconnect
A large 6 part plywood mural has been painted white. "Disconnect" has been painted in bubble letters on the left 3 panels. Surrounding this lettering, various symbols appear such as a TV with the word "lies" painted in the center, a needle, a virus…
Love and Peace
A mural in two sections. The left has a black background. "Love" is written in yellow and "Peace" is written below it in green and red. To the right is a blue background reading "Say Their Names" and "No Justice No Peace." The name Sasha is also…
Disconnect
Two murals on plywood boards. The left has abstract images and designs surrounding the word "Respect." "You are Loved" is painted to the right of this. A second mural to the right says "Disconnect" in large letters. It is surrounded by various images…
Anti-police and BLM Graffiti
Anti-police and BLM graffiti on a strip mall across the street from the Brooklyn Center Police Department. They read "Fuck 12," "Isak Aden," "Say Their Names," "George Floyd," "People vs. Pigs," and "I smell bitches."
Say Their Names
Spray painted on a surface, "Say Their Names" is written and surrounded by hearts. Above the text is a pasted image of George Floyd.
Bus Stop at George Floyd Square | People's Way
A mural on the bus stop at George Floyd Square, at the corner of People's Way. It reads "No Justice No Streets" and shows a group of protesters standing among flames holding signs.
George Floyd Square Intersection
George Floyd Square Intersection showing memorials, BLM fist sculpture, billboards, and Cup Foods in the background.
RIP all the Fallen angels
"Say their names" and "R.I.P. all the Fallen angels" spray painted alongside other miscellaneous graffiti on a plywood on Madison's Mifflin street.