ARRAY’s Creative Campus hosts four distinct murals created by diverse artists. Upon entering campus you’ll be greeted by “Rise” created by Oakland, California-based artist Allison Tinati, who paints under the moniker ‘Hueman’. Our main courtyard Queen’s Court was named for the four-generations of queens depicted on the wall created by Dominican Republic-based artist Evaristo Angurria. Just outside our gate, another original mural soars thanks to Native American artist Andrew Morrison from the Haida tribe in Washington State. That mural ties in with other street art found along our back alley affectionately called Animal Alley. And inside, “Blue Is the Color We See Before We Die” by Delita Martin is a mixed media mural hung adjacent to our Bowtruss Cinema Lounge. The physical mural was one of nine artistic works commissioned by ARRAY’s LEAP, the Law Enforcement Accountability Project, to elevate activist storytelling around police brutality. Learn more at leapaction.org.