17 Photos Of Coronavirus-Themed Street Art From Around The World That Show We Are All In This Together
Los Angeles. Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP Photo
As the coronavirus continues to affect communities in every corner of the globe, street artists are creating works that give advice and messages of support.
In cities like Paris, Seattle, Barcelona, and others, walls are covered in colorful street art that depicts how countries are dealing with this pandemic.
Keep scrolling to see what artists are creating in their cities. Previous post with a coronavirus-themed street art is here.
Chennai, India. Arun Sankar/AFP Photo
Seattle. Elaine Thompson/AP Photo
Bogota, Colombia. Fernando Vergara/AP Photo
Jakarta, Indonesia. Dita Alangkara/AP Photo
Berlin, Germany. Maja Hitij/Getty Images
Hamm, Germany. By Uzey. Martin Meissner/AP Photo
Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Jon Gambrell/AP Photo/File
Havana, Cuba. By Yuriel Pena, titled “Marcha Hacia la Oscuridad”, or Move Toward Darkness. Ramon Espinosa/AP Photo
Hamm, Germany. By Uzey. Martin Meissner/AP Photo
Pontefract, northern England. Oli Scarff/AFP Photo
Kibera, Kenya. Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP Photo
Barcelona, Spain. By TV Boy. Miquel Benitez/Rex Features/Shutterstock
Sint-Martens-Lennik, Belgium. By Massi. Based on a picture by photographer Ugur Gallen. SIPA Press/Rex Features/Shutterstock
Pontefract, northern England. Oli Scarff/AFP Photo
Seattle. By @theydrift and @ksra_ksra. Ted S. Warren/AP Photo
Ivry-sur-Seine, outside Paris. By C215. Christophe Ena/AP Photo
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