Tucson-area schools are one of the best places to find murals. (Click on the "Search This Blog" button in the right column and type
school.) W.V. Whitmore Elementary, on Glenn west of Craycroft, is no exception.
With all of the brick buildings in Tucson, though, Whitmore is different because their front-wall mural is tile on top of brick instead of paint. I'm not sure when these murals were created, but their message — and the message from the art on the other side of the windows they surround — is still relevant.
After months of posting mural photos most days of the week, it's time for me to take a break. I have a backlog of murals to post; I'll put one online here every week or so. If you'd like to contribute to everyone's enjoyment of Tucson's many murals, please send photos of your finds to Randy or me!
Update (February 15, 2014): Artist Robin Riley,
RileyMosaics.com, worked with students on this tile.
Update (July 25, 2016): Here are
more murals at Whitmore.
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