Murals of the World

Los Angeles

Mid-City

19 murals on record, painted 1970 to 2015.

19 walls

Untitled mural, photographed by Robin Dunitz
Untitled mural by John Zender Estrada1745 Vineyard Avenue, 1999
We Can All Get Along, photographed by Robin Dunitz
We Can All Get AlongAlice Patrick, 1992
Untitled mural, photographed by Robin Dunitz
Untitled mural by Roderick Sykes1745 Vineyard Ave., 1972
Dead Beat TrioKiptoe, 2015Drifting on a MemoryNUNCA, RETNA, 2013Untitled mural by Kofie, Mac Arte5901 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90034, 2011Untitled mural by Olga Solovia4402 W. Pico Blvd, 2005Reading Mural2002Untitiled (flowing patterns and movement)Eiji Myamoto, 2000An Injury to One is an Injury to AllMeyer Alewitz, 1993World HarvestJacqueline Alexander, 1993Bus StopSt. Elmo Village, 1991OceanographyGlenna Boltuch Avila, 1990LiteracyRoderick Sykes, 1989Untitled 101975FamilyRoderick Sykes, 1970Tapestry of SpiritRoderick Sykes, 1970Planet Earth: Used and AbusedUntitled mural by Roderick Sykes4861 West Venice Blvd.

Neighborhood names come from Los Angeles’s own boundary maps where the city publishes them, otherwise from OpenStreetMap. The artists keep all rights in the murals.