Scores of talented Minnesota artists are taking to the streets to paint murals of George Floyd, Black Lives Matters, and other messages from this pivotal era of protesting. Some of the most striking artwork is concentrated around Mr. Floyd’s memorial at 38th and Chicago and in the business corridor near Calhoun Square in Uptown. We’re highlighting some of our favorite works below; if you see a piece by an artist we haven’t yet identified, please drop us a line at info@minnevangelist.com and we’ll update.

📍All Square
Art by ‘Sota Letters Co

📍Salon Levante
Art by Loren Seel

📍Seward Community Co-op – Friendship Store
Art by 38th Street Youth

📍Seward Community Co-op – Friendship Store
Art by Maiya Lea Hartman of Studio 400

📍Seward Community Co-op – Friendship Store
Art by Creatives After Curfew

📍Landmark’s Uptown Theatre
Art by DC Ice

📍Landmark’s Uptown Theatre
Art by Adam Turman

📍Granada Theater

📍Magers & Quinn Booksellers
Art by Andres Guzman

📍Calhoun Square
Art by PiM Arts High School

📍Calhoun Square

📍Juut Salon Spa in Uptown

📍East Lake Library

📍KUVA Uptown Salon
Art by Stillman Studio

📍Fifth Element
Art by Andres Guzman and Jose Dominguez

📍Spectacle Shoppe
Art by BrieAnna Lindquist

📍Spyhouse Coffee Roasters
Art by ‘Sota Letters Co

📍Spyhouse Coffee Roasters
Art by Antz Creationz

📍Mortimer’s Bar

📍The Herkimer Pub & Brewery

📍Cup Foods
Art by Xena Goldman, Greta McLain and Cadex Herrera

📍George Floyd Memorial
Art by Zak Sally and Face Me Por Favor

📍Giant Express Laundromat
Art by Tim Gaffney

📍Bahá’í Faith
Art by Connor Wright and Anna Barber

If you’re paying your respects to the George Floyd memorial outside Cup Foods, we highly recommend stopping by this moving art installation located in an open field next to the Bahá’i Center of Minneapolis at Chicago and Columbus Avenue South. The artists who created the installation, Connor Wright and Anna Barber, say it speaks for itself.