mural artist Dionne Bonner painting Black Lives Matter Mural
mural artist Dionne Bonner painting Black Lives Matter Mural
mural artist Dionne Bonner painting Black Lives Matter Mural
1) South Tacoma Library Mural

Slide Images: South Tacoma Library Mural, Black Lives Matter Mural - Photos by Kinlow Photography, and Shunpike Store Front Window Display - Photo by Jo Cosme (IG: Jo.come)

2) Black Lives Matter Mural

Slide Images: South Tacoma Library Mural, Black Lives Matter Mural - Photos by Kinlow Photography, and Shunpike Store Front Window Display - Photo by Jo Cosme (IG: Jo.come)

2) Hilltop Stories Visual Reflections

Slide Images: South Tacoma Library Mural, Black Lives Matter Mural - Photos by Kinlow Photography, and Shunpike Store Front Window Display - Photo by Jo Cosme (IG: Jo.come)

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 3rd Annual TCC Black Artists Exhibition, Feb. 10 – Mar. 7, 2025 at the TCC Gallery, 6501 S. 19th Street, Tac., WA 98466
Community Reception, Feb. 21, 4 – 6 p.m.
Meet the artists, enjoy refreshments, and experience the incredible art emerging from our community.
Dionne Bonner Artist Talk, Feb. 18, 12:30 – 12:45 p.m.
tacomacc.edu/blackartists

The Washington State Black Legacy Institute (WSBLI) Black History Art Exhibition
February 1 – 8, 2025, 11 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., 2656 42nd Ave SW, and is open to the public.

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Black Lives Matter Mural Project, 2022

The BLM MURAL PROJECT – TACOMA, was a community research focused mural painted directly on the steps of Tollefson Plaza at 1548 Commerce St, Tacoma, WA 98402. The project, led by muralist Dionne Bonner was created by a group of local Black visual, multimedia, photography and interdisciplinary artists from Tacoma WA. The local community informed the design by participating in workshops, taking surveys and adding their handprints as a final step to the mural’s quilt pattern. In solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement an incredible amount of people, companies and organizations rallied together to complete this massive mural project.

This project was a collaboration between the City of Tacoma’s Human Rights Commission and the Tacoma Art Museum with funding support from the City of Tacoma, the Tacoma Arts Commission and Tacoma Creates.
 

For more information about the project visit tinyurl.com/BLMMuralTacoma

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