The street art around St. Louis tells the story of our city and talented St. Louis artists have been taking their creativity to the next level. This is a collection of some of the gorgeous street art you can see across St. Louis, where it has rapidly become a city staple.
”Angels in America”
The Grove by Urban Chestnut (4465 Manchester Avenue)
This mural was inspired by Tony Kushner’s “Angels in America” and commissioned by The Rep STL for their play “Angels in America”
Photo credit: Riverfront Times / @riverfronttimes on Instagram
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”215 Feet of Love”
The Grand Center Arts District (3310 Samuel Shepard Drive)
Mural by: Collaboration of Paul Artspace and Kranzberg Arts Foundation. The artist is REMIX, who created the piece.
#remixuno
Photo credit: Tracy Jane Weidel / @muralsofstlouis on Instagram
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”This Poem”
Downtown St. Louis (3301 Washington Avenue)
Art by Phil Jarvis and High Low Cafe. This poem is written by Shirley Bradley Price LeFlore, the late St. Louis Poet Laureate emeritus.
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