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1. Look through the murals around Portland.

2. Choose ONE mural.

3. Place the link to your mural under one of the topic words you think suits best.

4. Add more if you have time.

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Portland Wild - Visual guide to street murals, Heritage Trees and Little Free Libraries

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A map-driven visual guide to Portland's beautiful art murals, its Heritage Trees and its Little Free Libraries.

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As a class , choose a mural for Ms. Bradley to analyze.

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“The History of Hawthorne” Chris Haberman

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“The History of Hawthorne” Chris Haberman

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The History of Hawthorne - Portland Wild - Portland Wild

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The purpose of this mural is to uplift and inspire the community through the use of color, images, and words. The artist worked with local youth to get them involved in the process of creating public art, allowing them to help conceptualize, design, and paint the mural.

Location: Brentwood Park, Parks and Recreation | street view

Created: 2015
View at RACC

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-silas

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In developing this fantastical design for a mural in the Rosewood Neighborhood, Antwoine Thomas, with the assistance and support of Addie Boswell, collaborated with local residents through The Rosewood Initiative community meetings and activities like Youth Night to create a design that represents the . In developing this fantastical design for a mural in the Rosewood Neighborhood, Antwoine Thomas, with the assistance and support of Addie Boswell, collaborated with local residents through The Rosewood Initiative community meetings and activities like Youth Night to create a design that represents the positive change occurring in the neighborhood. Throughout the energetic mural one can identify recognizable elements from Rosewood including roses, community gardens, diversity, and local businesses. There are also elements that link the neighborhood to the greater Portland metro area, honoring some of the neighborhoods from which many residents have relocated. While the mural contains these true elements, the design is also highly detailed and fantastical, meant to entice the senses and invite the eye to linger and keep discovering.

Location: 16150 SE Stark Ave. | street view

Created: 2012
View at RACC

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In developing this fantastical design for a mural in the Rosewood Neighborhood, Antwoine Thomas, with the assistance and support of Addie Boswell, collaborated with local residents through The Rosewood Initiative community meetings and activities like Youth Night to create a design that represents the .

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The mural's purpose is to fulfill the third part of the North Tabor Identity Project, the intent of which is to define North Tabor within the eyes of the community. On the west wall, the composition depicts modes of transportation in the neighborhood's past, present, and possible future--old . The mural's purpose is to fulfill the third part of the North Tabor Identity Project, the intent of which is to define North Tabor within the eyes of the community. On the west wall, the composition depicts modes of transportation in the neighborhood's past, present, and possible future--old and new streetcar, Max line, old truck, and future car. The mural corner portrays the old fuel station that once stood at the site. As the corner turns to the south wall, residents of various cultures gather around to socialize, walk dogs, and enjoy the soapbox-derby down Mt. Tabor. Through these scenes flows a ribbon of fabric coming from women sewing in the historic Shogren House. The mural then depicts residents commuting on longboard and bicycle with one cyclist tows trees for public planting, beginning the municipal scene of firemen, place, public transit, and postal workers. The scene pulls away into a view of urban farming, and then opens into local farmlands of the past. Leaflets of paper fly through the composition on which neighborhood children contributed images of their own design.

Location: Penumbra-Kelly Building, 4747 E. Burnside St. | street view

Created: 2013
View at RACC

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The mural's purpose is to fulfill the third part of the North Tabor Identity Project, the intent of which is to define North Tabor within the eyes of the community. On the west wall, the composition depicts modes of transportation in the neighborhood's past, present, and possible future--old .

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A map-driven visual guide to Portland's beautiful art murals, its Heritage Trees and its Little Free Libraries.

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A map-driven visual guide to Portland's beautiful art murals, its Heritage Trees and its Little Free Libraries.

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-Jake

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dre

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simone

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A map-driven visual guide to Portland's beautiful art murals, its Heritage Trees and its Little Free Libraries.

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Liriodendron tulipifera

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This tree is at the corner of NE 15th Ave and NE Weidler St, in an open patio area. It was planted near the George Nicolai home in the 1890s.

Address: 1403 NE WEIDLER ST
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GPS: 45.534424992179, -122.65065871923

Owner: Private, Side Yard, Corner Lot

State ID: 1N1E26DC 13500

Year Registered: 1993

Height: 74' | Spread: 61' | Diameter: 58" | Circumference: 15.7'

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