Murals of the World

Philadelphia

Logan Square

30 murals on record, painted 1999 to 2026.

30 walls

Build for What's NextBriana Dawkins, 2026Lay-lah Lay-lah (Night Night, לַיְלָה לַיְלָה)Ella Ponizovsky Bergelson, 2025Uplift JusticeShepard Fairey, 2025ShiftSarah Zwerling, 2024The Five PrinciplesPriscilla Bell Lamberty, 2024Cloud in Your TeacupJosh Sarantitis, Adriana Amador-Chacon, Daniel Lipschutz, Monica Mathieu, Teacup Collective, 2023my art gives me a voiceEric Okdeh, Lisa Kelly, 2023River FieldFelix St. Fort, 2023A Blinding Light: Iterations 1-5 & A Distant Spark: Iterations 1-5Andréa Grasso, 2022One World (Reenvisioning)Ann Northrup, Greg Prestegord, 2022Subterranean PermutationAndréa Grasso, 2022Take Up Space: Going Beyond Boundaries with Women in TechnologySerena Saunders (aka MsPassionArt), 2022The People's HarvestErnel Martinez, 2022Celebrating Social Equity and the Center City CommunityFelix St. Fort, 2021DeclarationReginald Dwayne Betts, Titus Kaphar, 2021Opposing ForcesAlvin Tull, Ellen Tiberino, 2021Point of Triangulation: Intersection of IdentityDeborah Willis, Michelle Jones, 2021Ride the SkyArthur Haywood, 2020Suburban SunPhillip Adams, Arthur Haywood, 2020Color Me BackGabe Tiberino, 2019Industrious Light: Baldwin Locomotive WorksPhillip Adams, 2019Parkway DaydreamsMiriam Singer, 2017The Energy and Vitality of PhiladelphiaMarcus Balum, 2015City of InnovationEric Okdeh, 2014Collaborative EffortsCharles Barbin, 2012Stronger TogetherCesar Viveros, 2004Lifelong LearningDonald Gensler, 2003Coming HomeDavid Guinn, 2002Reach High and You Will Go FarJosh Sarantitis, 2000Secret BookJosh Sarantitis, 1999

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