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By Scott Marsh in Los Angeles, CA. Photo by Impermanent Art.

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Impermanent Art’s 2020 year in review: ten memorable Los Angeles artworks inspired by the BLM protests.  

1. Just on Melrose. 

2. Tristan Eaton in Highland Park. 

3. Robert Vargas in DTLA. 

4. Ms Wrong in Long Beach. 

5. SicKid in Hollywood. 

6. Brittney Price in Arlington Heights. 

7. Sauteezy in West LA. 

8. Tatyana Fazlalizadeh and No Touching Ground in the Arts District.

9. Jules Muck in Venice Beach. 

10. HiJack in Beverly Grove. 

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Project: Design campaign in support of the film “Dear Evan Hansen” Artist: Ornamental Conifer Client: Universal Pictures Producer/Agency: Impermanent Art Location: Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles

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The Bushwick Collective, Brooklyn, NY

Shot on Fuji Instax Wide

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A collection of ten of the most memorable Kobe Bryant tributes created in L.A. this year, following the tragic and sudden deaths of Kobe and Gianna Bryant and seven others in January 2020. 

1. Royyal Dog in the Arts District. 

2. Downtown Daniel in Boyle Heights. 

3. Isaac Pelayo in Burbank. 

4. Levi Ponce and friends in Hancock Park. 

5. Enkone in DTLA. 

6. Jonas Never inside Grand Central Market. 

7. Enoe and Menso in Pico-Union. 

8. Aiseborn in DTLA. 

9. Paul Daniels in DTLA. 

10. Mr. Brainwash in Mid-City. 

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Impermanent Art’s 2020 year in review: ten favorite works of political street art seen in Los Angeles this year. 

1. “DumpTrump” by Revok in Hollywood. 

2. “It Could Get Worse” by Indecline on Melrose.

3. “Caution: Snake Seen On Trail” by Gabe Auerbach in Runyon Canyon. 

4. “2020 Gigawatts” by ABCNT in Beverly Grove.

5. “Ye... Nah” by Teachr in Hollywood. 

6. Bernie portrait by Zoueh in Pico-Union. 

7. “Decision 2020″ HiJack in Hollywood. 

8. Slick in Baldwin Hills. 

9. Edie Fake in the Arts District. 

10. Sheperd Fairey and Ernesto Yerena on Melrose. 

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Impermanent Art’s 2020 in review: we revisited a few favorite vintage Los Angeles murals this year. 

1. Etam Cru in the Flower District. Painted in 2015.

2. Pixel Pancho in Venice. Painted in 2013. 

3. D*Face in Culver City. Painted in 2014. 

4. Fintan Magee in Culver City. Painted in 2014. 

5. Tristan Eaton and Hauser in Santa Monica. Painted in 2014. 

6. Aryz and David Choe in the Arts District. Painted in 2013. 

7. Nychos in the Arts District. Painted in 2015. 

8. Miss Van in Beverly Grove. Painted in 2015. 

9. Cryptik in Venice. Painted in 2013. 

10. El Mac and Kofie in Beverly Grove. Painted in 2015. 

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Work by Trans One and Fat Heat in Studio City.