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Skid Row Mural

Los Angeles, California

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The Skid Row Mural, located on the exterior of the Los Angeles Community Action Network building, spans over 50 feet and is a vibrant representation of the community's resilience and history.

The mural was painted by the Los Angeles Poverty Department, a group of artists and activists who focus on issues affecting the Skid Row community.

The mural serves as a visual narrative of the struggles and triumphs of the Skid Row community, aiming to raise awareness about homelessness and poverty.

The mural was finished in 2014 and has since become a symbol of hope and activism within the Skid Row neighborhood.

The artwork includes elements of social justice, community empowerment, and the fight for human rights, reflecting the diverse experiences of Skid Row residents.

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