Murals in the EDGE District
The EDGE District is known as one of St. Pete's coolest places. No surprise, then, that it has some of the coolest murals around.
Untitled mural by Greg Mike, EDGE District
Mural-spotting is just one of the many amazing ways to experience St. Pete's EDGE District. You'll find EDGE District murals between 1st Avenues North and South, from Dr. MLK Jr St. (9th St.) to 16th St. Download the PixelStix app to learn more about each mural as you meander.
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Carbon Punishment
"Carbon Punishment" mural by Brian Butler, EDGE District
Find Carbon Punishment Mural on Map (opens in new tab)Artist: Brian Butler. About the mural: With a nod to the Tampa Bay area’s heavy metal scene, Miami-based Shine 2020 artist Brian Butler uses two walls to confront a lesser-known aspect of climate change: ocean acidification. One features a metal-inspired, skull-shaped crab surrounded by sea creature remains; the other depicts mollusks and corals as the pH scale. Located on the wall of MÜV Dispensary. The mural is meant to be viewed with accompanying tracks written by Miami metal band Torche.
Location: 1101 1st Ave. N., St. Petersburg, 33705
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Cthulhu Lulu
"Cthulhu Lulu" mural by Lauren YS, EDGE District
Find Cthulhu Lulu Mural on Map (opens in new tab)Artist: Lauren YS. About the mural: This large-scale mural, created during SHINE Mural Festival 2017, brings a sense of wonder to the St. Pete community, depicting a heroine of the sea. Lauren's art appears at festivals such as Art Basel Miami, Pow!Wow! Hawaii, and PangeaSeed SeaWalls, as well as in galleries in Vienna, London, and Sydney.
Location: 240 MLK Jr St. N., St. Petersburg, 33705
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Cultosaurus
"Cultosaurus" mural by Derek Donnelly, EDGE District
Find Cultosaurus Mural on Map (opens in new tab)Artist: Derek Donnelly. About the mural: A nostalgic mural paying homage to 70s, 80s and 90s pop culture, this two-story work features characters from cult classics like Planet of the Apes and Mars Attacks.
Location: 269 1th St. N., St. Petersburg, 33705
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Ecstatic Dancers
"Ecstatic Dancers" mural by Taylor White, EDGE District
Find Ecstatic Dancers Mural on Map (opens in new tab)Artist: Taylor White. About the mural: Hailing from Raleigh, North Carolina, SHINE 2019 artist Taylor White finds inspiration from improvisational dance and exquisitely expressive movements of the human figure – something the dancers’ rosy hues heightens.
Location: 276 Dr. MLK Jr. St. N. St. Petersburg, FL 33701
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Untitled mural by Angela Faustina, EDGE District
Find Angela Faustina's Mural on Map (opens in new tab)Artist: Angela Faustina. About the mural: Faustina is an Atlanta-based artist who created this vibrant masterpiece, located right behind Green Bench Brewing Co., for the 2018 SHINE Mural Festival. It captures macro details of juicy fruit at the height of ripeness. Her vibrant perspective on the sticky sweetness of organic produce reflects the colors and beauty of life.
Location: 1133 Baum Ave. N., St. Petersburg, 33705
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Girl With Doberman
"Girl with Doberman" mural by Evoca1, EDGE District
Find Girl With Doberman Mural on Map (opens in new tab)Artist: Evoca1. About the mural: Miami-based Evoca1’s SHINE 2015 installation covers three stories and spans the entire width of this large building. It depicts a young girl resting against a sleeping doberman that is wearing a muzzle.
Location: 1246 Central Ave., St. Petersburg, 33705
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Harmony
"Harmony" mural by Axel Void & L.E.O., EDGE District
Find Harmony Mural on Map (opens in new tab)Artist: Axel Void & L.E.O. About the mural: The mural is based on a juxtaposition of two images. The one in the background is an interpretation from a photograph taken in Washington Square Park, where people get together once a year and have a pillow fight. In the circle is a launch drill in North Korea.
Location: 165 13th St. N., St. Petersburg, 33705
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How to Crack the Strange
"How to Crack the Strange" mural by Morning Breath, EDGE District
Find How to Crack the Strange Mural on Map (opens in new tab)Artist: Morning Breath. About the mural: Back for SHINE 2019 having lost their first SHINE mural to construction, these talented Brooklyn artists are known for keeping it weird with their boundary-pushing illustrative style.
Location: 250 Dr. MLK Jr. St. N., 33705
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Inner Visions
"Inner Visions" mural by Mikael B, EDGE District
Find Inner Visions Mural on Map (opens in new tab)Artist: Mikael B. About the mural: This vibrant blend of sharp geometric shapes and fluid natural forms was created as part of the 2017 Shine Mural Festival.
Location: 1123 1st Ave. N., St. Petersburg, 33705
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Untitled mural by Greg Mike, EDGE District
Find Greg Mike’s Untitled Mural on Map (opens in new tab)Artist: Greg Mike. About the mural: Atlanta-based Greg Mike’s vibrant creation is a larger-than-life example of his playful style.
Location: 915 1st Ave. N., St. Petersburg, 33705
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Untitled mural by Stephen Palladino, EDGE District
Find Stephen Palladino's Mural on Map (opens in new tab)Artist: Stephen Palladino. About the mural: Created as part of the 2017 Shine Mural Festival, this colorful wall depicts numerous characters alongside though-provoking phrases.
Location: 276 Dr. MLK St. N., St. Petersburg, 33705
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Untitled mural by Mwanel Pierre-Lous, EDGE District
Find Mwanel Pierre-Louis' Mural on Map (opens in new tab)Artist: Mwanel Pierre-Louis. About the mural: This mural juxtaposes fragmented experiences and has a strong emphasis on the relationship between subject and color.
Location: 1100 1st Ave. N., St. Petersburg, 33705
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Tlaloc
"Tlaloc" mural by Daniel Borajas, EDGE District
Find Tlaloc Mural on Map (opens in new tab)Artist: Daniel Barojas. About the mural: This mural, created by Mexico-born Barojas, depicts Tlaloc, the Aztec god of fertility and rain, with vibrant primary colors and sharp geometric elements.
Location: 1211 1st Ave. N., St. Petersburg, 33705