Marty Ochs

Carrie Finnegan

<div>This work, in four panels, captures the essence of Celtic Junction: dance, music, learning, and community. The Celtic knots and iconographic panels in black and white were painted by Marty Ochs. The color narrative scenes were painted by Carrie Finnegan.&nbsp;</div>

Celtic Junction

<div>A four part mural with each panel depicting a different element of the cultural center's work and role in the community, featuring scenes showing music and dance. The scenes (painted by Carrie Finnegan) are surrounded by Celtic knots and stylized imagery (by Marty Ochs).&nbsp;</div>

Celtic Junction  Arts Center

Rondo Frogtown #DWD

<div>A mural created in response to gentrification in the Rondo-Frogtown area of Saint Paul. Includes large text reading "Development Without Displacement" with a large figure of a man wearing a shirt that says #DWD.&nbsp;</div>

Development without Displacement 

Cey Adams

<div>Created in conjunction with the first ChromaZone mural festival in September 2019, this wall says "Love" in shades of orange, yellow, and brown.&nbsp;</div>

Love

Priscila de Carvalho

<div>This work was created as part of the ChromaZone Mural and Art Festival in September 2020. It depicts a sunset over the Mississippi River &nbsp;with a large tropical foliage in the foreground. Saint Paul is on the left side of the composition and Minneapolis is on the right side. The Stone Arch Bridge is an iconic symbol of the Twin Cities, but otherwise the two cities are shown in a generic fashion with brightly colored, block-like buildings. The boxiness of the buildings contrasts with the organic forms of the plants.&nbsp;</div>

Twin Cities Tropical

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