FindingNYC

Painted in August 2023 for the Calle Libre Street Art Festival by Ledania (Diana Ordóñez). The title of the mural is Búsqueda paralela de la calma (Parallel Search for Calm).

This mural is no longer there. There is a differen5 mural at that location now.

This mural was created by Dennis McNett, also Known as Wolfbat Studios, for the 2016 RVA Street Art Festival. It's thtiled "The Wolf Rules." More information about the mural is available on the artist's website at https://www.wolfbat.com/richmond-mural.

Painted by Jason Woodside in 2016 for RVA Street Art Festival.

Artists are Ernesto and Cindy of Ernesto Cindy Design. From the about page on their website: "We’re a married artist duo passionate about transforming spaces and bringing people together through art. From bold, story-rich murals to interactive community projects and live workshops at events, our work is all about connection and creativity." https://ernestocindy.design

Mural is titled "The Massive Stampede" and was painted in 2018. It was part of the NYC Department of Transportation Art Program.

Mural is titled "Seize the Day" and was painted in 2019.

Originally painted in 2024 for the Bushwick Collective. The artist refreshed it again in 2025.

Mural was painted in 2016.

The title of the mural is "Heritage I (Cycling)," and it was painted in 2019 by Brazilian artist Apolo Torres. It was painted in partnership with Urban Walls Brazil and the NYC Department of Transportation.

Mural was painted in 2021 with support by W.O.W. Project and the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center. The mural's title is "In the future, our Asian community is safe."

Artists are Siggi Odds and Skilamálun Rjekjavikur.

Artist is Mauricio Ramirez.

I just realized that John Domine previously posted this mural, but my photo shows how the bottom part of the mural was covered up when the building was renovated for a new restaurant.

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