Murals of the World

Los Angeles

Pico-Union

28 murals on record, painted 1952 to 2016.

Walls by Carlos Chavez, John Zender Estrada, Earth Crew, Paul Nassar, Tomashi Jackson and others.

28 walls

Do You Fear For Your Child, photographed by Robin Dunitz
Do You Fear For Your ChildRudy Martinez, 1991
La Virgencity, photographed by Robin Dunitz
La VirgencityEarth Crew, 1990
We Don't Have Generations, photographed by Robin Dunitz
We Don't Have GenerationsEarth Crew, 1990
Moonscapes I-IV, photographed by Robin Dunitz
Moonscapes I-IVEast Los Streetscapers, 1979
Bottle GardenPaul Nassar, 2016The Future is in Your HandsCarlos Chavez, 2014Bring PeaceCarlos Chavez, 2013Spread the LoveCarlos Chavez, 2012Evolution Of A CommunityTomashi Jackson, 2004Greek TownAndreanna Iakovidis, 2004Untitled mural by Sanchez Adam & Chalino2238 W. Pico Blvd., 2004Good Beginnings Early Childhood Education Program / UntitledJacqueline Alexander-Sykes, 2003A Tribute to the True ChampionsDaniel Martinez, 2000La PazJohn Zender Estrada, 1999Pico-Union Memorial1999Untitled mural by John Zender Estrada1925 S. Budlong Ave., 1999ImmigrantJuan Hector Ponce, 1998Leo PolitiCarlos Callejo, 1994Untitled mural by Carlos Ruiz11th St. and Grand View St. Los Angeles, CA 90006, 1992Guadalupe and QuetzalcoatlJorge Sanchez, 1991Untitled mural by Alfredo Matamoros1104 Hoover St., 1990Untitled mural by Luis Tapia2669 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90006, 1990Untitled (Jesus in Different Poses)Louis Tapia, 1990Untitled mural1990Inner City Culture (I of II)Roberto Delgado, 1978Inner City Culture (I of II )Dan Concholar, 1978NurturanceAnn Elizabeth Thiermann, 1978Various TitlesWilliam Tsavalos, 1952

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.