Photos: “Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans” mural festival in Emeryville

Native and worldwide artists teamed as much as create 15 ocean-themed murals in Emeryville over the previous week.

From September twelfth to seventeenth, artists from California, New York, Miami, New Zealand and Greece converged on Emeryville to create artwork on numerous big constructing partitions all through the town.

PangeaSeed Basis’s international Sea Partitions: Artists for Oceans competition was offered by Stasher and Oxford Properties and meant to extend curiosity and engagement round marine stewardship and motion inside the group.

There was additionally a movie screening and panel speak with the artists at Public Market Emeryville on Friday, a California Coastal Clear-Up on Saturday, and Emeryville Mayor John Bauters led a guided mural tour on Saturday.

Right here’s a roundup of the mural artists and their work. To be taught extra in regards to the venture and examine a map of the murals, click on right here.

• Georgie Nakima 

• Sonny Behan  

• Steffi Lynn • Evoca1

• Apexer

• Felicia Gabaldon

• Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya

• Kelly Ording

• Liv Losee-Unger

• Insane 51

• Final Ones Crew

• Cracked Ink

• Mila Moldenhower

• Kai’ili Kaulukukui

• Taylor Reinhold

• Evan ‘ESK’ Wilson

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EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 15: Artist Insane 51, of Athens, Greece, works on a mural at Ohana Hashish in Emeryville, Calif., on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. PangeaSeed Basis’s international Sea Partitions: Artists for Oceans program is internet hosting its newest venture in Emeryville from September 9-19, producing 15 ocean advocacy murals. (Jane Tyska/Bay Space Information Group) 

EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 15: Artist Kelly Ording, of Oakland, works on a mural at Italics on Hollis Road in Emeryville, Calif., on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. PangeaSeed Basis’s international Sea Partitions: Artists for Oceans program is internet hosting its newest venture in Emeryville from September 9-19, producing 15 ocean advocacy murals. (Jane Tyska/Bay Space Information Group) 

EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 15: Artist Apexer and his crew work on a mural on Park Avenue in Emeryville, Calif., on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. PangeaSeed Basis’s international Sea Partitions: Artists for Oceans program is internet hosting its newest venture in Emeryville from September 9-19, producing 15 ocean advocacy murals. (Jane Tyska/Bay Space Information Group) 

EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 15: Artist Insane 51, of Athens, Greece, works on a mural at Ohana Hashish in Emeryville, Calif., on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. PangeaSeed Basis’s international Sea Partitions: Artists for Oceans program is internet hosting its newest venture in Emeryville from September 9-19, producing 15 ocean advocacy murals. (Jane Tyska/Bay Space Information Group) 

EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 15: Artists from the Final Ones studio work on a mural on Park Avenue in Emeryville, Calif., on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. PangeaSeed Basis’s international Sea Partitions: Artists for Oceans program is internet hosting its newest venture in Emeryville from September 9-19, producing 15 ocean advocacy murals. (Jane Tyska/Bay Space Information Group) 

EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 15: Stephen Longoria, left, and Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya work on a mural at Emery Excessive Faculty in Emeryville, Calif., on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. PangeaSeed Basis’s international Sea Partitions: Artists for Oceans program is internet hosting its newest venture in Emeryville from September 9-19, producing 15 ocean advocacy murals. (Jane Tyska/Bay Space Information Group) 

EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 15: Artist Felicia Galbaldon works on a mural on Park Avenue in Emeryville, Calif., on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. PangeaSeed Basis’s international Sea Partitions: Artists for Oceans program is internet hosting its newest venture in Emeryville from September 9-19, producing 15 ocean advocacy murals. (Jane Tyska/Bay Space Information Group) 

EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 15: Artist Georgie Nakima, of Charlston, N.C., works on her mural on the wall of Tremendous Duper Burgers in Emeryville, Calif., on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. PangeaSeed Basis’s international Sea Partitions: Artists for Oceans program is internet hosting its newest venture in Emeryville from September 9-19, producing 15 ocean advocacy murals. (Jane Tyska/Bay Space Information Group) 

EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 15: Artist Kelly Ording, of Oakland, works on a mural at Italics on Hollis Road in Emeryville, Calif., on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. PangeaSeed Basis’s international Sea Partitions: Artists for Oceans program is internet hosting its newest venture in Emeryville from September 9-19, producing 15 ocean advocacy murals. (Jane Tyska/Bay Space Information Group) 

EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 15: Stephen Longoria, left, and Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya work on a mural as seen from this drone view at Emery Excessive Faculty in Emeryville, Calif., on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. PangeaSeed Basis’s international Sea Partitions: Artists for Oceans program is internet hosting its newest venture in Emeryville from September 9-19, producing 15 ocean advocacy murals. (Jane Tyska/Bay Space Information Group) 

EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 15: Artist Kelly Ording, of Oakland, not pictured, works on a mural at Italics on Hollis Road in Emeryville, Calif., on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. PangeaSeed Basis’s international Sea Partitions: Artists for Oceans program is internet hosting its newest venture in Emeryville from September 9-19, producing 15 ocean advocacy murals. (Jane Tyska/Bay Space Information Group) 

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