The 2019 SHINE Mural Festival welcomed artists from Tampa Bay, from across the US and around the world to create new public art in downtown St. Petersburg.
Highlights include partnerships with Lego artist Jay Hoff and a team of LGBTQ+ volunteers, the Gibbs High Mural Club joining local Boys and Girls Clubs members to adorn the historic Royal Theatre, and internationally-acclaimed street artist and TED Prize winner JR’s collage of diverse St. Pete faces, part of a global project called Inside Out.
Keep an eye out for these new works – and a dozen signal boxes by Tampa Bay artists.
Find out more here.
Photos by Edel Mohr
Jimmy Breen and Anthony Freese
1701 Central Ave
@jimmybreen @anthonyfreese
Blaine Fontana & Plastic Birdie
756 28th St S
@blainefontana @plasticbirdie
JR – Inside Out
2788 Fairfield Ave S @jr
Brian McAlister, Gibbs High Mural Club and Boys & Girls Club Members
1011 22nd St S @gibbs_mural_club
Palehorse
500 24th St S @palehorse
SHOK-1
2038 1st Ave S @SHOK_1
Vitale Brothers
301 20th St S @vitalebros
David Charlton
2421 Central Ave @tophatdave
Todd Frain and Creative Clay
1846 1st Ave S
@creativeclaystpete
Leo Gomez
1955 3rd Ave S @leogomezstudio
Low Bros
535 Dr ML King Jr St N @low_bros
Drew Merritt
551 Dr ML King Jr St N @drewmerritt
Reda3sb
131 22nd St S @reda3sb
Cory Robinson – The CLEAN Campaign
1810 Dr ML King Jr St S @mrcoryrobinson
Princess Smith
593 22nd St S @psmithart
Paola Delfin
1833 1st Ave S @paola_delfin
Jay Hoff with Chad Mize and LGBTQ+ Teen Volunteers
2437 Central Ave @jayhoffworksinlego
Cecilia Lueza
901 N Shore Dr NE lueza.com
Morning Breath
250 Dr ML King Jr St N @morningbreathinc
George Rose
601 14th St S @george_rose
Taj Tenfold
1720 Central Ave @tajfrancis
