Cesar Viveros Herrera has spent over 15 years creating public art in the United States and his native Mexico, and has collaborated with Mural Arts since 1997. His public work has been inspired by the communities he has served throughout the years, to whom he has become the extended voice of their particular ideology, recurring primarily on documentary work that helped him to visually articulate these individual stories to be exposed to a broader audience. Aztec dances and ceremonies, miniature altars, sculptures, fresco painting, mosaic, and feather work are some signature elements of his work outside murals.
Artworks
Cops and Kids: Daring to Cross the Waters
North Philadelphia
Curing Community
North Philadelphia
I Leave A Thirst For Education
North Philadelphia
Imagining Frankford: Community
Northeast Philadelphia
Imagining Frankford: History
North Philadelphia
Imagining Frankford: Potential
Northeast Philadelphia
Imagining Frankford: Pride
Northeast Philadelphia
Inspirations
Northwest Philadelphia
Inspiring Students to Become Productive Life Long Learners
Outside Philadelphia
My Life, My Path, My Destiny
North Philadelphia
The Sacred Now: Faith and Families in the 21st Century
North Philadelphia
To Protect and Serve
North Philadelphia
Vito’s Garden
Fuego Nuevo (New Fire)
North Philadelphia
The Breeze
South Philadelphia
Reach for Learning / Reach for Reading
North Philadelphia
Stronger Together
Center City
The Fable of the Peregrine Falcon and the Red-Bellied Turtle
