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Stop 1: Raleigh Convention Center
500 S. Salisbury St.
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Welcome to the Downtown Murals Tour, where you will see some of the beautiful art Raleigh has to offer.
Stop 2: Shaw University 150th Anniversary
720 S. Blount St.
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Installed in celebration of Shaw University's 150th Anniversary, this mural incorporates the themes of technology, entrepreneurship, and sustainability.
Stop 3: Honest Abe
126 E. Cabarrus St.
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"Honest Abe" can be found on the Lincoln Theatre's west-facing wall. The Lincoln Theatre was built in 1945 and was originally an entertainment venue for African Americans.
Stop 4: Color Pop Corner
102 S. Blount Street
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Color Pop Corner at Marbles delights the senses with its brightly-colored and eye-catching geometric shapes.
Stop 5: John Prine
107 E. Martin St.
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Artist Scott Nurkin painted this mural during the 2018 World of Bluegrass International Festival as a Grammy Awards promotional push for country folk singer-songwriter, John Prine.
Stop 6: No Damsel
329 W. Martin St.
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“No Damsel” reimagines Disney princesses like never before and places them into a modern environment.
Stop 7: B.E.S.T Mural in the Warehouse District
210 S. West St.
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The B.E.S.T. mural, meaning "Beautifying Emergency Spaces Together", was a collaborative effort between artists, residents, and businesses who had the same goal of wanting to shape downtown through shared creative expression.
Stop 8: Ann and Allen Iverson
409 W. Martin St.
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This mural featuring Allen Iverson was a part of CAM Raleigh’s the "Above Rim Exhibition" that explored basketball through the lens of art from 16 international artists.
Stop 9: All Are Welcome Raleigh Mural
428 S. McDowell St.
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Created by artist Luke Buchanan, the "All Are Welcome Raleigh" mural, welcomes visitors to Downtown Raleigh along a highly-trafficked thoroughfare and was commissioned and led by Chef Ashley Christensen.
Stop 10: Abstraction Motion with Google Fiber
410 S. Salisbury St.
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Created in 2018, this mural is the first of its kind in the world. Combining both art and technology this mural created by Raleigh native Taylor White and Google Fiber allows you to really see as well as feel the art.