‘RIP Floyd’ Graffiti on Walgreens Boards, Hennepin Ave, Aug 2020

RIP Floyd on Hennepin Ave boards
A Walgreens store on Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis displays boarded-up windows adorned with graffiti, including 'RIP FLOYD' and 'LOVE GEORGE' alongside a raised fist symbol. These messages emerged during the Minneapolis Uprising in the aftermath of George Floyd's murder in May 2020. The plywood boards, initially installed for business protection, became a public canvas for expressions of grief, protest, and solidarity. Taken in August 2020, this image documents the enduring visual landscape of the city's response to the events.
Photo taken in August 2020.
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