Public Art: More Sacramento Murals

Yes, back for more–murals. But this is the last of the art gracing the buildings in downtown Sacramento for this year.

First, I’ll show you my favorite mural of my last two outings.

Next are two murals that I thought were great. The first, for me, is a new take on “Rosie the Riveter” an icon from WWII and the other is a great design. I’m posting a version that shows how the artist wrapped it around the corner of the building.

Now we have two murals with children in mind.

I’ll finish this post with some murals I liked.

I’m sure Wide Open Walls will continue next year. Sacramento is so beautiful with its public art. Thanks to all the artists who contribute their talents year after year.

14 thoughts on “Public Art: More Sacramento Murals”

I agree. The murals liven up this city. Thanks for giving me a guided tour. When it gets cooler, I will venture downtown.

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Anne Sandler says:

August 24, 2022 at 4:22 pm

Hope you do!

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Wow, these murals are awesome

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Anne Sandler says:

August 25, 2022 at 7:11 am

Thank you Aletta!

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This is such a great initiative – thank you for sharing it with us too 🙂 I’m trying to pick a favourite from this selection – maybe the girl with the pandas or the wrap-around pattern?

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Anne Sandler says:

August 25, 2022 at 7:25 am

It is wonderful that they do this each year. My favorite is the mural with the four people. It was done so well. My second favorite is the ballet dancer.

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