Perched on a hill overlooking the town of Alès, the site, which was salvaged before construction on modern houses began, also ...

In a city that celebrates art and cycling, a cheerful mural sparked a battle over who gets to be included and who gets to ...

Miami mural honoring Black history icons vandalized with racist and antisemitic graffiti “This was an act of hate, but it will not define us,” said Kyle Holbrook, the founder of the MLK Mural ...

Black Lives Matter street murals stand as an enduring reminder of protests against racism The mural that inspired them all — 35-foot-tall capital letters in yellow paint on a Washington, D.C ...

Black Bolt will have more than 65 Illustration Rares, and White Flare will have 70. Both sets will have more than 5 Pokemon ex cards and more than 5 Special Illustration Rares.

Richard Allen, born into slavery near Smyrna, rose to found the AME Church and promote rights for African Americans. Some of his most notable achievements are illustrated in a new mural unveiled ...

The mural, which rendered the slogan in 35-foot-tall letters, was created on the surface of 16th Street Northwest, just a block north of the White House, by D.C.’s Department of Public Works.

A worker leans on a traffic bollard during demolition of the Black Lives Matter mural in Washington, March 10, 2025. In Trump's second stint in the White House, Bowser has worked to avoid conflict ...

The "Black Lives Matter" street mural near the White House is set to be removed. DC Mayor Muriel Bowser ordered the removal due to theats from Congress. Reshad Hudson reports.

The Tulsa Race Riot Centennial Commission, the TYPros Foundation and Fowler Ford sponsored the installation of the new Black Wall Street Mural located on the north facing wall of I-244.

This new mural dedicated to the sex workers on West Madison Street by artist Blake Lenoir was inspired by Tupac Shakur’s poem “The Rose That Grew From Concrete.” ...

A sculpture and mural will go outside of the Urban League's new McClaren Institute in the West End, honoring Edward McClaren and Greenville's Black communities.