Jef Aérosol
Teenager
Aérosol’s signature stencils, found across campus, bend reality in playful ways.
Jef Aérosol
Tom Sawyer
Aérosol’s signature stencils, found across campus, bend reality in playful ways.
Jef Aérosol
Sittin Kid
Aérosol’s signature stencils, found across campus, bend reality in playful ways.
Jef Aérosol
I Love Boston
Aérosol’s signature stencils, found across campus, bend reality in playful ways.
Jef Aérosol
Hendrix
Aérosol’s signature stencils, found across campus, bend reality in playful ways.
Jef Aérosol
Taking A Leap
Aérosol’s signature stencils, found across campus, bend reality in playful ways.
Jef Aérosol
Little Boston Tea Party
Aérosol’s signature stencils, found across campus, bend reality in playful ways.
Cedric Douglas and Daniel Anguilu
Untitled
Douglas’ photorealist style and Anguilu’s colorful and sprawling imagery meld together beautifully in this collaborative mural on Huntington Avenue.
Sophia Ainslie
In Person
This mural in Ryder Hall incorporates 16 colors to help represent the relationship between body and landscape.
Nate Swain
Northeastern Hidden Worlds
A series of nature scenes—including a forest, mountains, and a house with a stream running under a bridge—beautify a concrete retaining wall at the Russell J. Call Children’s Center playground.
Shepard Fairey
Commanda
A fictionalized portrait of the artist’s wife, Amanda, is the centerpiece of this mural in the International Village lobby.
John Park
Reality Check II
Two figures hover midair over an urban landscape in this East Village mural. Whether the figures are flying or falling is up to your own interpretation.
Katy Ann Gilmore
Tethered in Space
Thousands of lines slowly cascade toward a central vanishing point in this mural in the Snell Engineering Center.
Susan Kelk Cervantes
We Are All Streams Leading to the Same River
Students contributed mightily to this mural on the Latinx Student Cultural Center, showcasing diverse colors and cultures.
Daniel Anguilu
100 Years of Solitude
Images of birds, faces, portals, and other abstract representations of daily life transform a pedestrian bridge retaining wall into an abstract mural.
Sneha Shrestha (aka IMAGINE)
Knowledge is Power
This mural, along the concourse outside Gallery 360, features the vibrant reds, blues, and gold colors from the artist’s native Nepal.
Quintessenz
Gemini
Redefining the entrances to Richardson Plaza, this installation creates an optical illusion as colorful mesh banners, hung from steel structures, shift in the wind.
Felipe Ortiz
Plumage
Birds with seasonal migratory patterns soar along Huntington Avenue in this mural inspired by Ortiz’s life journey.
El Mac
Ars et Scientia
El Mac created a mural on the side of Meserve Hall that he describes as “an allegorical image that represents the fusion of art and science.”
Cedric Douglas
A World of Innocent Discovery
Douglas’ Tyrannosaurus Rex roars out from the exterior wall of the Behrakis Health Sciences Center.
Silvia López Chavez
999 Cranes/Joy
López Chavez transforms the façade of Ruggles Station with hands nestling a paper crane, a woman blowing bubbles, and illustrations of paper airplanes, a bicycle, and a train.
Astro
Untitled
Astro’s perspective-bending style of street art adorns the twin walls of a building along Huntington Avenue.