Photo: © Robin Dunitz (main image)
A father cradles a new born baby. Around him are eight hands holding symbols of the possible future careers awaiting the child. Artists: Supervisor, Elliot Pinkney, assisted by Mario Ortiz, Joaquin Galicia, San Juana...
This mural was restored in 2013 by Patrick Henry Johnson. The restoration was facilitated by Rev. Leonardo V. Wilborn, Pastor of the Wesley United Methodist Church, which is the oldest African American Methodist Church...
IMages of death and bondage linked artistically to the figure of African American men, women, and teens are intended to deliver a strong community message on the health hazards of cigarette smoking. The mural was...
Artist: Elliott & Arnold Pinkney
Portraits of Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr., and Cesar Chavez. Photo: © Robin Dunitz
Education theme featuring such well-known black and Latino figures as Mary McLeod Bethune, Ralph Bunche, and Cesar Chavez.
Photo: © Noe Martinez
Artists: Elliott & Arnold Pinkney Portraits representing three local cultures: African American, Latino, and Native American. The geometric patterns are more universal. Photo: © Robin Dunitz (main image)
A dramatic tribute to learning and education, with a special focus on the arts, created for the 30th anniversary of the school. Sponsored and commissioned by Los Angeles Southwest College and Fox Hills Mall Scholarship...
Restored in 1997 by Elliot Pinkney. Photo © Isabel Rojas-Williams (last two)