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A white poster with image and text in black; A figure wearing a face mask with text reading "Tenants Keep Your Rent/Landlords Keep Your Distance"

A set of posters—one in English, one in Greek—to raise awareness for the issue of domestic violence during quarantine. The poster contains a description of the situation of those for whom "being with our families or partners is just as threatening as…

A monumental image of a woman curled up and sleeping on the sidewalk, unprotected from the elements. Text running across the top of the image reads "you can't stay at home if you have no home."

Mural of heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua, wearing a face mask.

Original post says "for" @one3fourlife, which is a coffee shop in Billericay, England.

This mural is painted on a white wall and large black and yellow block lettering reads: "Racism is a Pandemic." Next to the statement is the image of a figure opening their doctor's coat to reveal the letters spelling "hope" and doves in the pockets,…

Powerful image of a woman of color with two white hands over her mouth in the shape of a face mask, and a rose. Artist(s) purposefully leaves the image untitled, open to interpretation.

Mural depicts a young girl in traditional Mexican clothing, holding a four-leaf clover and wearing a woven face mask.

Two adolescents, one Black and one white, elbow bump each other. They wear face masks and maintain proper a proper social distance while still expressing racial unity. co

A person curled up and sleeping in the street with minimal protection from the elements. A sign propped up next to the figure reads "STAY HOME."

This short caption shows in simple terms how commanding the A folded piece of paper with text stating that Alexa has tested positive for Coronavirus. American people demand for goods. Working from home, Americans still order from AMAZON, a company…

A wheatpaste photograph of a man wearing a gas mask/ventilator, gloves, and a pith helmet, referencing defense in the wartime context. A tag in black Sharpie reads "At least the birds still sing," referencing the concept of front line workers as the…

Located near the site of George Floyd's death (address of this work is 3759 Chicago Ave), this piece addresses the idea that racism is a public health crisis. Text references "Pre-existing condition: Being Black in America." Heart in the center of…

A black-and-white poster by Labor Camp with four firsts, two black and two white, raised in protest and emerging from a bed of plants and flowers. Large text below reads "ESSENTIAL WORK" indicating the essential nature of protest and racial unity.…

Depicts Sonia, owner of popular Hang Zhou restaurant located nearby, wearing a face mask and PPE while holding a bowl of rice with chopsticks. Text in Italian says “There’s an epidemic of ignorance going around…we must protect ourselves.”

Painted in black, white, and tan, this panel consists of a number of faces in a caricature style along with a portrait of Ahmaud Arbery depicted in a naturalistic style. Stenciled text is scattered across the panel, reading "fight back, "social…

A sticker shows the slogan "Women united against the virus of patriarchy" in juxtaposition with the outline of a woman's face, looking up.

A sticker posted inside a public phone booth shows the face of a woman whose mouth is forcibly covered by a hand. The caption reads "The quarantine spreads the virus of patriarchy. We won't leave anyone alone behind closed doors. We won't be silent."

An empowered black woman with flowers in her hair raises her fist and wears a shirt that said "MELANIN." She also wears a face mask, as did most protestors in the time of Covid-19. Images on the wall are labeled with the names of black men and women…

Chef José Andres, founder of the non-profit World Central Kitchen, wears a face mask and holds an enormous bundle of freshly-harvested carrots. Behind him, two figures (also wearing face masks), prepare trays of food for distribution. A third figure…

A banner hung on the fence around a public park at the occasion of May Day reads "1 May 2020: Labor rights don't go into quarantine."