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East Market Windows
Dora Cuenca, Manuela Guillen, Isaac Tin Wei Lin, Serena Saunders, Gina Triplett, Maria Dumlao, Ife Nii-Owoo, A’driane Neives
Black Dance Legacy Mural
Bernard Collins, Jr.
Wall of Rugs: The Global Language of Textiles (Northwest corner, Broad and Girard)
Kathryn Pannepacker
Untitled Elegy Quilt Project
Jesse Krimes
Rooted: Murals and Memory (2026 Philadelphia Flower Show Installation)
Eustace Mamba, Matthew Raghunauth, Miranda Lopez, Richie Wilde Lopez
Temporary Crochet Work by Jessica Curtaz (Community Artist Services at Kensington Storefront)
Jessica Curtaz
Labor and Love Intertwined
Michelle Angela Ortiz
POP’s Playground
Keith Greiman
Rhythm of Resilience
Amir “Amiracle” Campbell
Shissler Greenway
Beverly Fisher
Showing Face: A Cross-Generational Art Project with the LGBTQ Community
Brandon Dean, Ashley Kolodner
The Beautiful Thing About Learning . . .
Kien Nguyen
Hearts Across America – Potter-Thomas Elementary School mural
Bryan Guglielmi
The Lunch Truck Project (2011)
Shira Walinsky
Tribute to Our Neighbors (Rose Garden)
Simon Huelsbeck
Tribute to Our Neighbors (Waterfall Garden)
Simon Huelsbeck
Voyage of Becoming
Andre Chaney
Walnut Lane Flowers
Diane Pieri
We Glow in the Dark
Torkwase Dyson
We The People (Philadelphia Office of the District Attorney interior mural)
Jason Slowik, Eric Okdeh
Welcome Gate mosaic project at 10th & Cecil B. Moore
Mike Smash
West Mill Creek: Past, Present, and Future
Derrick Ross, Priscilla Bell Lamberty
Your Choice
Shira Walinsky
Afromation Avenue 2026 (Kensington)
Brittni Jennings, Kristin Kelly, Shalina Mitchell, Marrita Richardson
Fervet Opus
Thomas Walton, Matthew Bush, Laura Velez
Psyckoze at Springtime in Paris (Live Painting Event at the 2011 International Philadelphia Flower Show)
Alexandre “Psyckoze” Stolypine
Untitled mural at John Bartram High School (2004)
Robert Minervini
Advocates for Advocacy
Brett Cook-Dizney
Believe, Hope, Dream
Betsy Z. Casañas
Discover
Allison Wooley
East Market Windows
Dora Cuenca, Manuela Guillen, Isaac Tin Wei Lin, Serena Saunders, Gina Triplett, Maria Dumlao, Ife Nii-Owoo, A’driane Neives
Black Dance Legacy Mural
Bernard Collins, Jr.
Wall of Rugs: The Global Language of Textiles (Northwest corner, Broad and Girard)
Kathryn Pannepacker
Untitled Elegy Quilt Project
Jesse Krimes
Rooted: Murals and Memory (2026 Philadelphia Flower Show Installation)
Eustace Mamba, Matthew Raghunauth, Miranda Lopez, Richie Wilde Lopez
Temporary Crochet Work by Jessica Curtaz (Community Artist Services at Kensington Storefront)
Jessica Curtaz
Labor and Love Intertwined
Michelle Angela Ortiz
POP’s Playground
Keith Greiman
Rhythm of Resilience
Amir “Amiracle” Campbell
Shissler Greenway
Beverly Fisher
Showing Face: A Cross-Generational Art Project with the LGBTQ Community
Brandon Dean, Ashley Kolodner
The Beautiful Thing About Learning . . .
Kien Nguyen
Hearts Across America – Potter-Thomas Elementary School mural
Bryan Guglielmi
The Lunch Truck Project (2011)
Shira Walinsky
Tribute to Our Neighbors (Rose Garden)
Simon Huelsbeck
Tribute to Our Neighbors (Waterfall Garden)
Simon Huelsbeck
Voyage of Becoming
Andre Chaney
Walnut Lane Flowers
Diane Pieri
We Glow in the Dark
Torkwase Dyson
We The People (Philadelphia Office of the District Attorney interior mural)
Jason Slowik, Eric Okdeh
Welcome Gate mosaic project at 10th & Cecil B. Moore
Mike Smash
West Mill Creek: Past, Present, and Future
Derrick Ross, Priscilla Bell Lamberty
Your Choice
Shira Walinsky
Afromation Avenue 2026 (Kensington)
Brittni Jennings, Kristin Kelly, Shalina Mitchell, Marrita Richardson
Fervet Opus
Thomas Walton, Matthew Bush, Laura Velez
Psyckoze at Springtime in Paris (Live Painting Event at the 2011 International Philadelphia Flower Show)
Alexandre “Psyckoze” Stolypine
Untitled mural at John Bartram High School (2004)
Robert Minervini
Advocates for Advocacy
Brett Cook-Dizney
Believe, Hope, Dream
Betsy Z. Casañas
Discover
Allison Wooley

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