K-Mart Murals & Graffiti, Lake Street, Minneapolis

The former K-Mart building on Lake Street in Minneapolis was transformed into a public art installation following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. Its boarded-up facade became a canvas for large-scale murals and graffiti, reflecting community expression and resilience. These artworks emerged during a period of widespread protest and rebuilding in the city. Subsequently, the building was repurposed to house a temporary Post Office, providing essential services after two nearby postal facilities were damaged. This site stands as a testament to the community's adaptive spirit and creative response to historical events.
The former K-Mart building on Lake Street in Minneapolis was transformed into a public art installation following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. Its boarded-up facade became a canvas for large-scale murals and graffiti, reflecting community expression and resilience. These artworks emerged during a period of widespread protest and rebuilding in the city. Subsequently, the building was repurposed to house a temporary Post Office, providing essential services after two nearby postal facilities were damaged. This site stands as a testament to the community's adaptive spirit and creative response to historical events.
Photo taken in August 2020. © 2026 Chad Davis
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