1. La Cultura Latina en la Comunidad

2. Latino Countries

3. 460 Years of Chicano History
Artist: Gonzalo Plascencia
The mural captures the evolution of Mexicano and Chicano history from the founding of Tenochitlan to the Chicano Movement period.

4. 500 Years of Indigenous Struggle
Artisit: Mario Aguirre Uriarte
This mural involves Chicano History that was completed in It is located in Los Angeles and has a total of 6 panels, which are 4’x8’ feet.

5. 500 Years of Indigenous Struggle

6. Aztec Pride Artist: Jose De La Cruz
This mural is located in the San Fernando Valley in It displays the Aztec calendar, Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent God and the Aztec God of war.

7. The Great Wall of Los Angeles
Artist: Various Artists
This is only a section of the mural was worked on during the 1970’s under the supervision of Judith Baca. Over 400 youth have worked on the mural. The history of the mural begins with the day of the dinosaurs all the way until the 1950’s. The total length of the Great Wall of Los Angeles is 2,754 feet.

8. The Great Wall of Los Angeles
This is another section of Great Wall of Los Angeles, which is located in the Tujunga Flood Control Channel in the San Fernando Valley. It is on the corner of Oxnard St. and Burbank Blvd.

9. The Great Wall of Los Angeles
Another section of the Great wall of Los Angeles

10. The Great Wall of Los Angeles
Another section of the Great wall of Los Angeles

11. A Couple of Immigrantes
Artist: Man One
This mural shows two immigrants guarding their home with their faithful dog. It is considered graffiti art and is located in Los Angeles in North Figueroa St. between Avenue 51 & 52.

12. Celebration of Diversity
Artist: Francisco Letelier
This mural shows individuals from different times of immigration in Los Angeles. They each have a symbolic representation of their culture. It as created in 199o and is located in Canoga Park near the intersection of Lanark St. and Topanga Canyon.

13. Are there any other murals you have seen?