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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…
Justice for Manny
This mural depicts a portrait of Manuel Ellis, a Black man who is a victim of police brutality. He is painted in shades of blue, orange, green, brown, and yellow. Around Manny's head are circles, which are similar to halos. To the left of the…
"Defund the Police" in yellow and black paint on the street.
"Defund the Police" in yellow and black paint on the street.
Community Watch Area
An informational sticker was placed on a city pole. The sticker reads "Community Watch Area. Trust, respect, and communication are essential to healthy community; protect your friends and neighbors from unified gang members and other suspicious…
It can and has happened here
Wheatpaste depicting Rick 'Tiger' Dowdell, Nick Rice and Greg Sevier, all killed by Lawrence, KS police.
El Diablo
Painted on a plywood panel, this piece depicts a cop with the horns and forked tail of the devil, surrounded by the flames of hell. Text reads "El Diablo," and "Murder in the Name of Law." To the right of the figure, there is a quote that reads "Let…
Police and Prisoners
A painting on a plywood panels shows four police officers who are holding batons. These batons become the bars confining nine prisoners in orange jumpsuits.
From Artist's Instagram: "I painted this mural about the idea “to serve and protect.” I…
From Artist's Instagram: "I painted this mural about the idea “to serve and protect.” I…
You Can Wash Away the Virus But You Can Never Wash Away the Shame | Labor Camp Report June 6, 2020 / 1,976,515
A black and white print with text reading "You can wash away the virus but you can never wash away the shame | Covid-19 Labor Camp Report June 6 ,2020 / 1,976,515." Imagery includes a close up of hand washing, a public, state-sanctioned lynching, and…
Essential Work alongside anti-policing graffiti and Minnesota love poster
A black-and-white poster by Labor Camp with four firsts, two black and two white, raised in protest and emerging from a bed of plants and flowers. Large text below reads "ESSENTIAL WORK" indicating the essential nature of protest and racial unity.…
End Police Brutality
A sign on a wooden post with green block letters reading "End Police Brutality."