The Shepard Fairey mural on the side of the warehouse near Larimer Street features a giant, multi-story portrait of a woman looking directly ahead. Its red, cream, and black color palette is unmistakable. Fairey painted this piece during the twenty-fifteen Crush Walls festival. He used his signature graphic style to transform a plain brick wall into a massive public canvas. People often stop here because the mural anchors the neighborhood’s identity as a hub for street art and creative energy.
Shepard Fairey Mural
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