Paul Christian Gordon

Black Lives Matter Mural Restoration

A reveler who goes by the name Queen B dances to a DJ’s music as artists from the Vivid Matter Collective work to restore the Black Lives Matter mural in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on Saturday, October 3, 2020. The collective of of Black and Indigenous artists created the original street mural during the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest in June. They collaborated with the City of Seattle's Office of Arts and Culture to restore the mural and make it a permanent landmark.

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A reveler who goes by the name Queen B dances to a DJ’s music as artists from the Vivid Matter Collective work to restore the Black Lives Matter mural in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on Saturday, October 3, 2020. The collective of of Black and Indigenous artists created the original street mural during the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest in June. They collaborated with the City of Seattle's Office of Arts and Culture to restore the mural and make it a permanent landmark.