Utility boxes by Kosharek Art in St. Pete, Florida. The former St. Pete local artist has just completed a move to Alaska that she has documented on her Instagram account.
For more of Ya La’Ford’s artwork, check out her website and Instagram.
She was also one of the Tampa Bay artists featured in the recent exhibition Skyway 20/21.
For more work by Adam Kiyoshi Fujita- check out his Instagram
This mural by Arlin Graff was created for the 2016 iteration of the SHINE Mural Festival in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Dangerous Visions, a mural by London based artist SHOK-1, was created for the 2019 iteration of the SHINE Mural Festival in St. Petersburg, Florida.
For more of SHOK-1’s work check out his website and Instagram.
Where the Bloom Begins, created by artist Jabari Reed-Diop, aka iBOMS, for the 2020 SHINE Mural Festival in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Tonight (6/18/21), iBOMS’ first solo exhibition, Be Kind To Yourself, Young Man, opens at D Gallerie in St. Pete. You can also check out his work on Instagram.
2019 Mural Pride and Love, created for SHINE St. Petersburg Mural Festival and Metro Inclusive Health by Jay Hoff (@jayhoffworksinlego) and Chad Mize (@chadmize).
This work by Barry Graves, located in a parking structure in Gainesville, Florida, and part of a larger group of murals organized by Urban Revitalization Project.
Sadly, Graves passed away last year in March 2020. His legacy lives on though, through BG Art Foundation, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. It’s stated mission is to “support addiction recovery with funding for in-patient treatment and by promoting awareness and offering resources for healing”.