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Let there be peace
This piece is done with blue chalk on the sidewalk. It says "Let there be peace."
Black African Native Unity Messages
Various messages on plywood boards. The left-most board reads "Black African Native Unity" in green, orange, and black spray paint. A message reads (partially in English and partially in images) "Watch my city burn, watch my city grow. Say His Name."…
Unity
A circle with two multicolored hands clasping each other is in the middle of a long wall. To the left of the circle, the wall is painted yellow with "Black Lives Matter" painted in black on it. To the right of the circle, the wall is painted black…
Brooklyn Center Unity Mural
An orange mural on plywood panels. Two figures with raised fists surrounded by flowers, peace signs, and hand prints. Above the figures "Brooklyn Center United and Strong," and "Different Colors One People." Under the figures reads "PROUD Love…
#BLM #FAITH
Street Art of a large Black Fist surrounded by numerous hashtags, including BLM, FAITH, SALAM, HOPE, PEACE, UNITY, LOVE, and JUSTICE.
Community Murals and Messages
Plywood boards painted with messages of community and unity as well as four boards with messages written by the public in chalk.
Cyclebar Murals
Murals on plywood boards at Cyclebar Uptown featuring a Black Lives Matter fist with a pride flag background, hearts, and the message "Uptown" and "We Ride as 1."
Make Space for Healing and Grief
An image showing BIPOC women/goddesses coming together fro strength and unity in a beautiful landscape. A panel in front of them reads "Make space for healing and grief." This is painted on plywood panels on Midtown Global Market.
We Got Us
This panel is painted on plywood primed with white paint. Across the top are large stylized black letters that say "WE GOT US." Underneath these words are five hands with skin in varying shades of brown, each with symbolic value. From left to right,…
Hope Stickers
Three posters of various sizes that read "Hope." The posters have been applied to plywood covering up windows of the Hennepin Theatre Trust