



A throwback to this spooky mural by Grabster and Mast

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.

This mural is behind PizzaBox in the Edge District in St. Petersburg, Florida. The work on the dumpster (Bob the Robot) is by Aurailieus.

This mural, Play Her Voice, is by one of Afghanistan’s first female street artists, Shamsia Hassani and is located in Eugene, Oregon.
She was also one of Hammer Museum’s resident artists in 2016. While in Los Angeles she met with local artists, painted the mural seen below (image via her website) and showed her work in an exhibition at Seyhoun Gallery in West Hollywood.

Make sure to check out her Instagram for updates on her current work.

Eye of the Storm, a mural by artist Ricky Watts, was created for 2015’s (and the first) SHINE Mural Festival. For more work by Ricky Watts 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.