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Before this work Orozco had destroyed a lot of his artworks. He was forced to stop working at ENP in1924. In 1926 he returned to some of his previous work and explored the revolution. He depicts soldiers fighting in the Mexican revolution. Viewers see three faceless men fallen over. The vivid red background adds to the pain and intensity.

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The Making of a Fresco Showing the Building of a City (1931) by Diego Rivera

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The Making of a Fresco Showing the Building of a City (1931) by Diego Rivera

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This is at the San Francisco Art Institute and is publicly available. This painting was about the making of the mural and was painted in 1931. We see Rivera include the working class and the San Francisco golden gate bridge. This represents the industrial worker and labor that goes in to keeping San Francisco alive at the time. This work is quite interesting because of perspective and the fact that he includes himself and his workers.

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Man at the Crossroads by Diego Rivera (1934)

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Man at the Crossroads by Diego Rivera (1934)

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The Rockefeller center commissioned this mural by Diego rivera. He represented the complexities of politics and economics, but his original sketch did not. His original sketch was accepted where he included groups of families, workers, and patriotic messages. The Rockefellers had no idea that he would change the mural and include new meanings to the work. The final artwork represented controversial topics relating to corruption, military, and politics. He also included machinery similar to his other works. Diego was fired and the painting was destroyed.

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Death to the Invader (1942) by David Alfaro Siqueros

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Death to the Invader (1942) by David Alfaro Siqueros

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This is a large fresco that is located in a small library space. This space is surrounded by walls in a vault shape manner. The artwork makes viewers feel small compared to the work. The left side of the piece depicts chilean indigenous  people and their struggles relating to freedom and independence. The north wall of the work represents indigenous Mexicans and colonialism. This painting is a bit warped and trip. We see the use of skin tones in this Allegoric painting.

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This painting depicts father hidalgo. The fresco represents the indigenous people and the message to fight back in the Mexican revlution. This fresco is enormous extending 13,000 feet and the perspective makes the viewers feel small. The work includes Miguel Hidalgo, a priest who motivated the Indian people to revolt in 1810. Although the revolt was unsuccessful it still stands as historical moment of revolt,

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The March of Humanity (1965-1971) by David Alfaro Siqueros

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The March of Humanity (1965-1971) by David Alfaro Siqueros

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This project seems to be one of the largest muralist the world. This painting extends from the interior to the exterior of the building. It can be found at the Polyforum Cultural Siqueiros. This is a cultural center that focuses on politics and art exhibition. This work of art represents the march of humanity relating to the revolution. We see a crowd of people march toward the triumph of the revolution. We see a pregnant mother beside a child. We also seem to see men carrying necessities.

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This piece is called determination and was painted in east Oakland. This was a bright painting done on the interior of the East Oakland Community Project homeless shelter. We see symbols of love and positivity. This piece is very powerful since much of this community is exposed to crime and homelessness. The painting is pretty encouraging all around featuring positive words. The painting promotes that communities can still offer love and positivity in an area filled with poverty and crime.

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Abundance and Prosperity For All by Susan Cervantes (2009)

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Abundance and Prosperity For All by Susan Cervantes (2009)

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This mural is located on 24th street and Florida street in San Francisco. It is located in the heart of the latino communities in the mission district. I have seen this piece for myself and fell in love with the vibrant colored used. We see a pond with bright colorful fish. This piece was in collaboration with Jason Gilmore. This piece is symbolic for food and opportunity for all. We see a group of fish being caught by fishermen. This painting seems to be oil paint on a wood surface.

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Rueda's art focusses on public graffiti icons. In this case he paints a colorful bird from the region. He is a Mexican artists and paints throughout Latin America. The painting can be found in a small pueblo and can be seen by the community. The medium is spray paint.

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This painting can be found in Mexico. The medium is spray paint, which is Rueda's favorite medium. This owl is rather large compared to his other cut pieces. He includes a complex scheme covering almost the whole wall.