Adam Turman George Floyd Mural, Uptown Minneapolis

A mural by artist Adam Turman covers the boarded-up Uptown Theatre on Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis. Created in 2020, this artwork emerged during the Minneapolis Uprising following the murder of George Floyd. The mural features a figure with fists holding the words 'LOVE MPLS,' beneath the phrase 'THE RIGHT THING,' advocating for community and justice. A medallion with Pan-African colors is also depicted, symbolizing Black liberation and unity. This public art piece served as a visual statement of solidarity and hope during a period of significant social change in the city.
A mural by artist Adam Turman covers the boarded-up Uptown Theatre on Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis. Created in 2020, this artwork emerged during the Minneapolis Uprising following the murder of George Floyd. The mural features a figure with fists holding the words 'LOVE MPLS,' beneath the phrase 'THE RIGHT THING,' advocating for community and justice. A medallion with Pan-African colors is also depicted, symbolizing Black liberation and unity. This public art piece served as a visual statement of solidarity and hope during a period of significant social change in the city.
Photo taken in June 2020. © 2026 Chad Davis
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