Together we can change the world, one Justice Mural at a time.
Museum Arsenal, Lviv, Ukraine
Justice Murals in partnership with @mystetskyiarsenal to support Ukrainian art. “These are animated paintings from Arsenal - the biggest Ukrainian art center created at the site of the former Soviet weapons factory. This peaceful choice is symbolic of Ukraine, which has renounced nuclear weapons in 1996, and now is facing multiple war threats from Russia. We want to remain a place for the arts and a creative peaceful country. Support Ukraine; spread the word.”
“Thank you for this exciting project; we feel it is really important and gives us more confidence that people beyond Ukraine care too and share the same values,” Olga Zhuk, Arsenal Art Center.
Institute of Ukraine, Ukraine
Partnership to showcase and recreate the works of Maria Prymachenko whose 25 pieces of art were destroyed by Russian soldiers outside of Kyiv.
In conjunction with the Ukrainian Institute, Justice Murals will be recreating the famous 2019 projection of Discover Ukraine: Bit by Bit in San Francisco to celebrate Ukrainian art and culture. Details coming soon!
The Mexican Museum, San Francisco, CA
Justice Murals shines via light mural projection the exhibition, HANAL PIXAN, by artist Alejandro Cruz on the corner of 22nd and Mission in collaboration with @sfmexicanmuseum celebrating Día de Los Muertos. This light projection helped promote the future opening of the new Mexican Museum in the Yerba Buena District.
ArtLords International Partnership
Omaid Sharifi’s famous murals were recently destroyed in Kabul. In partnership with Omaid’s nonprofit, ArtLords, our goal is to recreate them in the United States and highlight their messages of social justice. Justice Murals’ work includes collaborative art painting with the local Afghans and recent refugees, plus projection art in Afghan communities. By mirroring international art with local execution, we echo key human rights and justice messages that span borders, cultures, and dialects and prove #Art is Unstoppable #So is the human spirit.
Join Justice Murals for a new ArtLords mural recreation on December 10th in Fremont!
Speaking at SWPACA
N4th Gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Honored to partner with @N4thartcenter and demonstrate how visual art can raise awareness about critical areas of the world like Afghanistan. Three Artlords paintings are proudly displayed at the N4th Gallery.
Contra Costa Juvenile Hall
Honored to partner with Contra Costa County’s Juvenile Hall to make an important statement about standing united against hate and bigotry throughout our world.
Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month
In the Bay Area shining light on Native American Heritage Month and the importance of being an ally to indigenous people.
Justice Murals/JuSTEMagine/SPARK Positivity Partnership
We are doing impactful work with JuSTEMimagine and SPARK Positivity in Nebraska
Justice Murals Inside/Out Food Justice Partnership
Coming soon to San Francisco!
Justice Murals Student Based Programs
Justice Murals started as a program for students to collaborate and share their perspectives about social justice through visual art. In addition to the opportunity of creating this work, the murals will travel from school to school and highlight the different perspectives of social justice across these communities.
Campolindo High School, Moraga, CA
Good Morning Campolindo! On this final day of the school year, I wish to share with you an inspiring project by one of our very own students, Carolyn Considine. Campolindo students were asked to submit drawings and words about what social justice means to them. The muralist, Jaz Alexander (as an aside, he is Steph Curry's brother-in-law), took these drawings and helped incorporate them into a mural. Other high schools in the county will be participating in this social justice project in the fall, and these murals will travel from school to school to highlight what social justice means from our student's perspective across the county and beyond. Campolindo is the first high school to pilot this Justice Wall program, and the high school students of the county voices will shine through. As a school community, we have come together to create change. The road is long, and the journey is ongoing, but together, we can accomplish greatness.
Please take care, be well, be safe and be kind,
Ms. Lee (she/her)
Associate Principal Campolindo High School
Campolindo Library, Moraga, California
Our mural is highlighted celebrating Black History Month.
Project We, Contra Costa County, California
Given the divisiveness in the world these days, collaborative art can send the message that we succeed most in life when working with a “we, not me” mentality.
Given the divisiveness in the world these days, collaborative art can send the message that we succeed most in life when working with a “we, not me” mentality.
Carolyn Considine
More Gardens Fund, New York
Designing ideas for a mural and stage for the Magical Children’s Garden in New York City.
