
Breathe Well, Mr. Floyd This is a memorial mural depicting George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, who was murdered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, by Derek Chauvin, a 44-year-old white police officer on May 25, 2020. Mural by Danny Peguero @danny_peguero Photo credit: Michael Palma Mir

Stand United, This mural by Daniel Bonilla (@artmandan) calls for racial unity, made in the context of the Black Lives Matter summer in 2020. Photo credit: Michael Palma Mir

This mural by Daniel Bonilla (@artmandan) lists the names of Black people who have died in police custody in recent history. Photo credit: Michael Palma Mir

Stand Together 4 Justice, Collaborative mural made by Sote, chase_lives, and Geronimus Ramirez (@vt_x_at_). Photo credit: Michael Palma Mir

Latinxs También Somos Negros/Latinxs Are Black Too, 8x8 ft mural by Jesús Santana @snt.jesus. About this mural, Santana wrote: “For my first mural, I wanted to continue the conversation that black latinx exist too while featuring an Afro-Latina activist who constantly uses her platform to illuminate that race does exist among latinx cultures, and that until we learn to recognize race, we can’t fight racial prejudice within our respective communities.” Photo credit: Michael Palma Mir

Yo Amo Mi Mezcla/ I Love My Mix, Statement about racial identity by Henry Domínguez @feeldafunk. Photo credit: Michael Palma Mir

Calling People Together, Mural by Daniel Bonilla @artmandan. Photo credit: Michael Palma Mir

Experimental mural by Daniel Bonilla @artmandan Photo credit: Michael Palma Mir

Inwood Love This is an old school graffiti style mural by @inwoodlove Mista @mistaaagram. Photo credit: Michael Palma Mir

We Are a Nation Made Strong by People Like You This mural portrays Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the late Supreme Court Justice who served from 1993 until her death in 2020, by Daniel Bonilla @artmandan. Photo credit: Michael Palma Mir

Enoe Dyckman Strong, mural by Enoe @enoebgs, originally located at the Mamajuana Cafe NYC in Inwood. Photo credit: Michael Palma Mir


