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Black Lives Matter Graffiti
Various graffiti and messages on plywood boards (painted black) outside U.S. Bank Plaza. They read "Prayers for: (add your own)," "All love," "Life," "God loves babies!" "Justice for Duante Wright"(sic), "You get your justice in your ass, Derek!…
GUILTY
An image of Derek Chauvin with text reading "ON TRIAL FOR MURDER: GUILTY CHAUVIN."
Rest in Peace George Floyd
Large portrait of George Floyd in blue tones with yellow outlining. Text reads "Rest in Peace George Floyd" and "We Love You."
Justice for Daunte and Stillwater Here You Come
Chalk on a barricade wall outside of the courthouse where the trail of Derek Chauvin is being held at the time of this writing. Text reads "Justice for Duante Wright" and "You get your justice in your ASS, Derek! Stillwater here you come!"
Trial Countdown
The gas station sign at People's Way has been used as a countdown to the Trial. It reads "George Floyd Trial in 2 days." Under this reads a sheet reading "Black Joy."
Whose definition of protect and serve...
Writing in chalk on a barricade outside of the Government Center in Minneapolis, documented one day after jury selection began. Even writing in chalk involved significant risk, as all such interventions on country property were banned at this time.…
The Whole World is Watching
Writing in chalk on a barricade outside of the Government Center in Minneapolis, documented one day after jury selection began. Even writing in chalk involved significant risk, as all such interventions on country property were banned at this time.…
Derek Chauvin is a Murderer
A sticker reading "Derek Chauvin is a Murderer" on a overpass in Minneapolis. This was documented a few days before the beginning of Chauvin's trial and while jury selection was underway.
People's Way Sign
The gas station sign at People's Way has been used as a countdown to the Trial. It reads "George Floyd Trial in 9 days." Under this reads a sheet reading "Black Joy."
REFLECT: The Trial of Derek Chauvin
An ongoing art action demanding justice, reflection, and societal change, organized by Visual Black Justice in collaboration with Memorialize the Movement.