Murals for Racial Justice
The Murals for Racial Justice Project emerged in response to the nationwide unrest after the unjust murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. Involving over 20 artists, this initiative has given the local Black creative community an opportunity to tell their own story in the form of large scale art pieces publicly displayed on storefronts across downtown Indianapolis.
Police brutality is one of many social injustices faced by Black Americans. The demand for systemic change and visibility persists. The Mural Project is essentially an effort to uplift Black voices using a medium that will stand the test of time, art. Through art stories are told, history is made and the community is impacted in a meaningful way.
This project is a stand against the ongoing oppression of Black Americans and this story captures and highlights the Black artists that brought this initiative to life.