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Say Their Names
Names and text against a pattern of flowers and one powerful fist. Text reads "SAY THEIR NAMES." Names listed are George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Tony McDade, David McAtee.
Say Their Names 'Sota Mural
The mural contains two black power fists. One of the two has the color of the Transgender pride flag. The other is filled in solid black. A section of the mural has the title "say their names" and contains 13 names of past well known victims of…
Remember Their Names
This is a piece about the popular idea "say their names." The image depicts the names of dead Black people from throughout history in the clouds of heaven.
Justice for Tony/Black Trans Lives Matter
Set against a teal background, a sensitive portrait of Tony McDade surrounded by flowers. Text reads "Justice For Tony/Black Trans Lives Matter."
Say Their Names
A panel with two fists and a series of names referencing other individuals who were killed in acts of racist police brutality. Nina Pop, Monika Diamond, Beronna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Tony McDade.
You Changed the World, George.
Yellow sunflowers on a purple field with words in white letters stating, "You changed the world, George." The mural is near the 38th & Chicago protest site in Minneapolis.
Poster Tribute to Victims of Racial Violence
A poster showing a butterfly with text. Assembled from cutout letters, the text reads "REST IN PEACE AND POWER -- THE WORLD WILL KNOW YOUR NAMES". The names, which are lettered along the wings of the butterfly, are George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, David…
You Changed the World, George
The script "You Changed the World, George" is painted in white on a purple background. This mural is painted on the side of a building. The script is surrounded by blue clouds and a lighter purple mountain range set behind the lettering. Sunflowers…
JUSTICE FOR TONY MCDADE
"Justice for Tony Mcdade BLM Black LGBT+ Lives Matter" written on a painted Pride flag on a plyboard covering a business window.
SAY THEIR NAMES
"SAY THEIR NAMES" is written in paint alongside dozens of hand-prints and names of Black people that have been killed at the hands of police.