Matthew Raghunauth for the 2026 Flower Show
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Matthew Raghunauth is a queer, Philadelphia- based artist of Indo-Caribbean descent. Through abstract portraiture, he explores broader themes of nostalgia, memory, and loss. In this conversation, Mural Arts project manager and curator of our ongoing Flower Show projects, Conrad Benner joins Matthew for a conversation about his 2026 Flower Show mural, “Sugar, Sweat & Soil.”
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Richie Wilde Lopez for the 2026 Flower Show
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Richie Wild Lopez is a queer Puerto Rican textile artist based in Philadelphia. His practice is rooted in traditional weaving and embroidery techniques, shaped by the knowledge and generosity shared with him by many women in the craft. In this conversation, Mural Arts project manager and curator of our ongoing Flower Show projects, Conrad Benner joins Richie for a conversation about his 2026 Flower Show mural, “Shared Soil, Many Roots.”
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Miranda Lopez for the 2026 Flower Show
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Miranda Lopez is a self-taught textile artist with over six years of experience, creating 2D textile works on wooden surfaces that explore sacred narratives, storytelling, and emotional expression. In this conversation, Mural Arts project manager and curator of our ongoing Flower Show projects, Conrad Benner joins Miranda for a conversation about his 2026 Flower Show mural, “Supper’s Holdup : Of Olive, Wheat, and Flax.”
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Eustace Mamba for the 2026 Flower Show
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Eustace Mamba is an artist whose practice spans painting, textiles, sculpture, photography, and sewn mixed media. In this conversation, Mural Arts project manager and curator of our ongoing Flower Show projects, Conrad Benner joins Eustace for a conversation about his 2026 Flower Show mural, “Life Is a Coloring Book: Past, Present, Future.”
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Artist Appreciation Month: LIVE Artist Talk
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That’s a wrap on our Artist Appreciation Month Live Artist Talk with members of our 2025 Black Fellowship Cohort — , , and . We explored their journeys, practices, and the power of creating a vibe while building a tribe. ✨ Today’s exchange was a reminder that art not only tells our stories but also grounds us in community and vision for what’s ahead. Be sure to visit muralarts.org to explore the full 2025 Black Fellowship Cohort and stay connected with their work.
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Mural Arts Live: Artist Talk with Jacen Bowman
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Mural Arts Live: Artist Talk Series, we spoke with Community Impact Regulator about community, collaboration, and art — all while sharing laughs and keeping it real. From creative gems to real talk about legacy, identity, and the power of showing up fully, Jacen delivered with heart, clarity, and authenticity.
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Mural Arts Live: Artist Talk Series
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Black resilience, community, and the power of affirmations—tonight’s Mural Arts: Live Artist Talk with was one for the books! ✨ From the meaning behind their work to the impact it’s making, they dropped nothing but gems! Tune in to this inspiring conversation hosted by our Digital Content Creator and Strategist, Dominique Smack, as Brittni Jennings and Kristin Kelly share why this work is so meaningful to them, what they're currently listening to and the hopes for their project in the future.
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Mural Arts Live Featuring Tai Corriente Baucom
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We kicked off this year’s Mural Arts Live: Artist Talk Series with an inspiring conversation featuring Tai Corriente Baucom! From personal experiences to creative gems and advice for the next generation of artists, this talk is packed with insight you don’t want to miss. Hit play and soak it all in!
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Artist Talk: Black Fellowship Past and Present
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Catch the dynamic conversation with three incredible artists from our Black Fellowship cohort—past and present! They shared their artistic journeys, inspirations, and the powerful impact of art on community and advocacy. The discussion shined light into the experiences within the cohort and provided insights that inspire those currently on this artistic path. From favorite Philly murals to creative process playlists, this conversation is packed with wisdom, inspiration, and pure artistry. Tune in to listen to the conversation and get inspired by these talented artists shaping the...
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Mural Artist Live with Nazeer Sabree
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We had an inspiring and impactful chat with Black Artist Fellow and multi-hyphenate ! We stepped into his studio and got cozy as we covered everything from his childhood inspirations to how he navigates his mental health as an artist. He also shared gems about his journey and experiences, explaining how they've shaped who he is today. It was such a good conversation. Tap in and tell us what you think!
info_outlineRichie Wild Lopez is a queer Puerto Rican textile artist based in Philadelphia. His practice is rooted in traditional weaving and embroidery techniques, shaped by the knowledge and generosity shared with him by many women in the craft. In this conversation, Mural Arts project manager and curator of our ongoing Flower Show projects, Conrad Benner joins Richie for a conversation about his 2026 Flower Show mural, “Shared Soil, Many Roots.”