
This work by Cody B. Monahan is located in Melbourne, Florida. For more of his work, check out his website and Instagram.

Barbara Kruger designed this mural, Untitled (Blind Idealism Is…) for the High Line in 2016. It is based on the quote “Blind idealism is reactionary” by Afro-Caribbean psychiatrist and political philosopher Frantz Fanon.
From the High Line website-
The original statement by Fanon, “Blind idealism is reactionary,” suggests that political and religious convictions stem from the situations from which they grow, not from the inherent nature of individual human beings. According to Kruger, the work reflects “how we are to one another” within “the days and nights that construct us.” These texts, along with Kruger’s own writings, resonate with particular potency in today’s political climate.
For more on this work at the time it was made, check out this interview with Kruger by The Intelligencer at New York Magazine.

2019 Mural Pride and Love, created for SHINE St. Petersburg Mural Festival and Metro Inclusive Health by Jay Hoff (@jayhoffworksinlego) and Chad Mize (@chadmize).

For more of Matt Kress’ work, check out his website


This piece in Columbia, South Carolina, was created by MILAGROS Collective. You can also check them out on Instagram.

For more of EL MAC (Miles MacGregor)’s work, check out his website and Instagram.
This work is located on the side of Cobra Arcade Bar in Tucson

This mural was created as part of 20x21EUG’s project. For more of Kiran Maharjan’s (also known aka h11235) check out his Instagram.

For more of Justin Alsedek’s work check out his website.
If you are looking for more information about the arts in Ocala/Marion County, check out Marion County Alliance and their gallery Brick City Center for the Arts.

Photo on the right (check out the link to the project for the complete image) by Kiana Hayeri @kianahayeri

Photo on left by Antonio Pellicano (@antoniopellicanonews) / Work on the right by Shaun Myles (@smylus)

Photo on the left by Rubén Salgado Escudero @rubensalgadoescudero /Work on the right by Lady JDay (@ladyjday)
Murals in Douglas, Arizona, part of Artists Against an #Infodemic, a collaboration between Dysturb, CatchLight, The Everyday Projects and artists around the world to encourage people to follow WHO guidelines. Click on the images to read the smaller print.