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Take a look all the 2023 SHINE festival murals
It’d be tough not to notice that certain parts of St. Pete got a little more colorful over the last nine days. Between Oct. 13 and 22, a total of 18 new murals went up on otherwise drab and/or uninteresting outer walls, the main event in the city’s 9th annual SHINE Mural Festival.
A combination of local, national and international artists descended on downtown and and went big, and the results run the gamut from abstract to impressionistic to realistic to graffiti-style.
All photos by SHINE photographer Mark Rapien:
Andrea Wan 155, 17th Street S.
Bryan Beyung, 2875 7th Avenue S.
Bunnie Reiss, 2700 Central Ave.
Chris Dyer, 2875 7th Avenue S.
Dave Bonzai,1229 Central Ave.
Fabstraq, 2724 6th Avenue S.
Hannah Eddy, 1019 Arlington Ave. N.
HOXXOH, 2025 3rd Avenue S.
Kelly Quinn, 2553 1st Avenue N.
Loretta Lizzio, 2875 7th Avenue S.
Max Sansing, 401 5th Street N.
Michael Vasquez, 2063 Central Ave.
Rhys Meatyard, 2210 1st Avenue S.
Sarah Sheppard, 2336 5th Avenue S.
The Artist Jones, 350 2nd Ave. N.
Bright Spot Community Projects
The Happy Mural Project/Girl Scouts of West Central Florida, 2727 6th Avenue S.
Chelin Cai and the James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art, 1927 4th Avenue S.
Greater Public Studio and USFSP, 6th Avenue at 2nd Street S, on the University of South Florida St. Petersburg campus. Photo: USF.
