Mapping Prejudice Sticker in Uptown
A “Mapping Prejudice” sticker on a board in Uptown Minneapolis.
ACAB graffiti on Minneapolis Federal Courthouse
ACAB graffiti on the Federal Courthouse in downtown Minneapolis.
Be Water Melt Ice
Graffiti outside and on the windows of the Federal Courthouse in downtown Minneapolis.
Traffic Calming in South Minneapolis
Traffic calming on 16th Avenue South and East 31st Street in South Minneapolis.
Plymouth Ave Black Lives Matter Mural
Black Lives Matter Mural painted on Plymouth Avenue in North Minneapolis. Completed on July 18th, 2020.
North Minneapolis mural
Black Lives Matter Mural painted on Plymouth Avenue in North Minneapolis. Completed on July 18th, 2020.
North Minneapolis Street Mural
Black Lives Matter Mural painted on Plymouth Avenue in North Minneapolis. Completed on July 18th, 2020.
Racism is social terrorism
A Black Lives Matter mural on Plymouth Ave in North Minneapolis. “Racism is social terrorism”
Prince revolution
A board in front of a home that reads “Nobody thought the revolution would start in Minneapolis except Prince”.
Kiku Bistro on Hennepin Ave with art boards
Kiku Bistro on Hennepin Avenue with art boards following unrest after the May 25th, 2020 death of George Floyd.
Floyd’s World on Nicollet Ave
A large mural on the side of a building on Nicollet Ave in Minneapolis. “Floyd’s World” “Taking about the revolution”.
Fifth Element murals
Artwork covering boards on retail store on Hennepin Ave in Minneapolis. The boards were put up unrest in Minneapolis following the May 25th, 2020 death of George Floyd.
Metro Transit In This Together
Stencil art placed by the Metro Transit outside their building in the North Loop.
“In this together”
George Floyd Square after rain storm
Bright warm light at George Floyd Square after a summer rain shower.
There is a line you do not cross
Black Lives Matter written on the gas pump at the Speedway gas station across from where George Floyd was killed in Minneapolis Police custody on May 25th, 2020.
Free our brothers, Lock up our oppressors
“Free our brothers. Lock up our oppressors” writer on Chicago Ave.