Tucson Murals
A living database and community archive documenting public murals across Tucson, Arizona.
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On the Wings of Music We Discover Salvation
image by Jerry Peek
Most murals don’t come with an explanation. This one does.
The mural on the backstage door of the Rialto Theatre at 318 E. Congress was painted by Salvador Duran in 2008, and he wrote out exactly what he put there and...
6th and Pennington
The corner of N. 6th Ave and E. Pennington has had two lives in the archive. The first mural there — by Gerald Dawavendewa, documented in 2008 — gradually got buried under tagging over the years. By 2016 it was gone, and Luis Gustavo Mena,...
27th Street Substation
On the corner of S. 10th Ave and 27th Street, the Tucson Electric Power substation is wrapped in a full block of mural. It’s been there long enough that a 1994 Tucson Citizen article covered it — and parts of it look that age. The faded fig...
Pizza Hut on St. Mary's
On the east wall of the Pizza Hut at 1502 W. St. Marys, there’s a mural. Jerry Peek photographed it in September 2012 — and that’s about all we’ve got. No artist, no background, just the wall.
This is one of dozens of murals in the archive...
Las Tres Hermanas / The Three Sisters
On the side of The Neighborhood DWTN bar at 61 E Congress, there’s a 50-foot mural that’s hard to miss and worth slowing down for. Four artists — Ruben Urrea Moreno, Melo Dominguez, Antonio Lucero, and Gerardo Frias, from both Tucson and No...
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