Public art installations aim to transform Myrtle Avenue’s public spaces into temporary homes for art, highlighting our community’s creative spirit, creating a sense of place, and changing the way people experience our public spaces. This Summer Myrtle Avenue is the place to visit if you want to experience a day full of public art!
Myrtle Avenue Tape Mural
by Kuki
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Myrtle Avenue Tape Art by Kuki at 347 Myrtle Photo by Renzo Grande
“Stay Up”
by Mz. Icar
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Stay up! by Mz. Icar at Bravo Supermarket
Carlton Triangle -Tape Art
by Kuki
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Tape Art at Carlton Triangle by Kuki. Photo by Grunell- Skot Gilmore
Public Art Installation
by Rashida Abuwala
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Rashida Abuwala Art Installation at 493 Myrtle. Photo by Renzo Grande
“Watching”
by Jack Ketteler
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“Watching” by Jack Ketteler at Myrtle Avenue Plaza
More participatory Public Art is expected to pop up on Myrtle Avenue this Summer.