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Indio Chichen Itza
Artist Bimmer Torres worked with five youth from the Juvenile Diversion Program to design and create this mural in only three days. The figure represents a wise Mayan warrior in front of a large pre-Columbian city built by the Maya civilization. The Juvenile Diversion Program targets youth as a prevention program for illegal graffiti tagging. One participant …
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Rite of Passage
This red, yellow and blue mural was created by Diego Rodriguez and several youth.
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We Are But Seeds of Social Change
Barth Quenzer and local artist Jeremy Ulibarri (JOLT) worked with Denver Public School teachers on this mural.
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Crush
Beginning of Crush Murals
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St. Charles Summer Program
St. Charles Recreation Center summer mural program with YNIG
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La Alma Rec Center Youth Summer Program
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Absolute Family After School Graffiti Session
Afterschool Graffiti Sessions with youth
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Arts of Mind
Ratha Sok lead artist along with Gerald Hamel created a Youth Empowerment Program
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Untitled (pregnant woman seated on hill in black, white and red)
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Untitled (abstract heart on black field)
Mural on 6th Avenue and Santa Fe Drive by Keith White (a.k.a. YNIG) and Joshua Rogers