#jules muck

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Jules Muck: Roses for Rosendale

Jules Muck’s new mural in the Hudson Valley town of Rosendale. The wall is part of a series of rose themed murals curated by the graffiti legend Lady Pink that have gone up throughout the town.

More photos: Jules Muckrock, Roses for Rosendale

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A recap of Impermanent Art’s 2017 mural campaign for the film “IT”, which featured six original artworks in five cities, painted by renowned street artists. 

Producer: Impermanent Art Client: Warner Bros

1. BK Foxx in Manhattan. 

2. Jules Muck in Hollywood. 

3. Eddie Colla in San Francisco. 

4. Shawn Michael Warren in Chicago. 

5. Drew Merritt in Hollywood. 

6. Anthony Hernandez in Miami. 

Along with press clippings from Ad Week and LA Weekly. 

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[thedustyrebel]

John & Yoko

Chinatown, NYC More photos: Jules Muck, Street Art

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Jules Muck in Los Angeles.

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Jules Muck and Meg Zany at the LA Art Show.

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Mural by Annie Preece

Mural by Sébastien Walker

Murals by Ivan Preciado

Mural by Jules Muck

These murals were created for Melrose Avenue Elementary School in Los Angeles in 2015.

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Artist Muck Rock finds a sense of belonging through her art

Artist Jules Muck, also known as Muck Rock, has been creating art for years. She hopes her murals can help cheer people up during a difficult time.

LOS ANGELES -- Artist Jules Muck began painting graffiti as a teen in Europe and England in the 1990s. Now, her art is seen across the United States and around the world. "I think that art is bringing a lot of light to people, and especially street art is very important right now because museums and galleries are closed," she told Localish.