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FAB Crew

Frenchie

Unknown

Beehive and Flowers

Jules Muck

<div>https://www.instagram.com/muckrock</div>

Dolly Door

Joy Hernandez

<div>https://www.instagram.com/joythestampede</div>

Somewhere

Nick Walker

Love Conquers All

Carl Leck

<div>Part of the Jiffy Lube Mural series</div>

Taking the Bait

Its Bigger on the Inside

Annette Espindola

Do you love your work more than me?

Ismael Muhammad Nieves

Jamahl Crouch

Matthew Cooper

<div>Three depictions of a King, as interpreted through each artist's eyes.<br>Left King by Jamahl Crouch<br>Middle King by Ish Muhammad Nieves<br>Right King by Matthew Cooper<br><br>Part of the Jiffy Lube Mural series</div>

Three Kings

Justin Cooper

Michael Graves

Matthew Lawrence

Shannon Kay Wilson

<div>"Mpozi Mshale Tolbert was an award-winning Photographer, DJ, and Humanitarian. He moved from Philadelphia, PA to Indianapolis, IN in 1998, where he lived until his unfortunate passing in July of 2006 at the age of 34.<br><br>Mpozi's dedication to his craft, his family and his friends was only a small part of what made him special. His altruistic nature and infectious laugh were always intact, whether he was helping those experiencing homelessness or comforting someone while on-site as a photographer at a solemn crime scene. his positivity and generous nature should be celebrated. Through this piece of art, we want to remember and instill the spirit of those values in our community.<br><br>Depicted in the mural are the seven symbols of African Humanism, a world view that promotes interconnectedness and coexistence of all humankind. Mpozi was raised to reflect these values in his daily work and life. We feel that all people can benefit from mindfulness and practice of these principles: unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity, and faith.<br><br>This mural was created by local arts organization BRIDGE Collective. Working together since 2002, we are a dynamic cooperative dedicated to sharing knowledge and creating an understanding for the enrichment of life through cultural and artistic diversity. Our mission is to create an environment where the arts flourish."</div>

Mpozi

Alex Lutian

<div>https://www.instagram.com/evilcandy.art</div>

The Spirits that I Summoned

Matthew Aaron

<div>https://www.instagram.com/_matthew_aaron_</div>

Dynamite

Mountain Sunset

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American Tent

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The Warehouse

Shawn Michael Warren

Major Taylor

Pamela Bliss

Eva Mozes Kor

Dan Handskillz

<div>https://www.instagram.com/invisible_hometown</div>

The Creation

Becky Hochhalter

<div>"The 1,000 square-foot <em>Blazing the Trail</em> mural is located on the rear wall of the Fishers Police Department building, 4 Municipal Drive. The mural is the work of Terre Haute-based artist Becky Hochhalter and showcases Fishers’ vibrant community life, featuring iconic landmarks, traditions, and local heroes.<br><br></div><div>Subjects include the Fishers High School and Hamilton Southeastern High School mascots; the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater; inspiration from the historic Bell Ford Bridge, which will be part of the new Geist Greenway; and a tribute to Fishers Police Department’s late K-9 Harlej.<br><br></div><div>The work was funded by the Fishers Arts &amp; Culture Commission (FACC) and will serve as a key feature of Fishers’ new Nickel Plate Trail."</div>

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