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Explore Downtown’s Walkable Mural Trail

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By Natalia Durán-Whyte, Communications Coordinator at REV Birmingham Looking to make the most of your time while waiting for a table or perhaps seeking a...

5 Amazing Murals in Birmingham’s Historic 4th Ave. Business District

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By Miranda Shaffer bhamnow.com Have you walked around Birmingham’s 4th Avenue Business District lately? This historic district is seeing tremendous growth, and some amazing murals have been...

Plywood Used to Protect Damaged Buildings; Now Works of Art

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Solomon Crenshaw Jr. For the Birmingham Times A week after unrest in downtown Birmingham which damaged some businesses, groups of volunteers on Sunday turned remnants of...

Photos of Every Mural That We Could Find in Birmingham

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Birmingham is no longer a city of black and white, thanks to local artists and artist collectives. The Magic City’s many murals have made...

Meet Marcus Fetch: The Man Behind Some Of Birmingham’s Notable Murals

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By Ameera Steward The Birmingham Times When Marcus Fetch arrived in Birmingham in 2012 with $50 to his name, he saw the city as another stop...

The Rainbow Wall: Community-Led Painting Effort Brings Ray of Sunshine

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By Ameera Steward The Birmingham Times Walking along brick-paved Morris Avenue downtown Birmingham, it’s hard to miss the vibrant array of colors visible in the distance....

Jefferson County hires artist to paint more diverse view of society

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By Nick Patterson The Birmingham Times A Jefferson County Commission Committee approved paying an Alabama artist to create a new mural to add to the controversial,...

Slave mural to stay in courthouse; will be covered by...

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By Barnett Wright Times staff writer  A Jefferson County committee on Tuesday voted to cover what some say are offensive courthouse murals with a “retractable roll-up...

Slave Murals Could Soon Fade From View

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Committee close to recommendations on courthouse murals some see as offensive By Barnett Wright Birmingham Times Staff The Jefferson County Mural Committee could submit recommendations next month...