Column: Her paintings of black lives lost to police brutality have transformed boarded-up Venice shops (via latimesopinion)
, whose death at the hands of a white Minneapolis police officer lit the fuse on what has become an ongoing nationwide protest against racism.
Muck, who signs her paintings “MuckRock,” works as quickly as you might expect for someone who began her career as a graffiti artist in New York City. She finds a photograph of each victim on her cellphone, and holds it in her left hand, constantly referring to it, as she paints with her right. Her distinctive style, often executed in shades of green, can be seen on walls and camper vans all over Venice., which has delighted some Venice residents and outraged others.
“This is really special what you’re doing,” said Reiss, who has also been feeding the National Guard troops that have been deployed on Abbot Kinney.Advertisement Twenty-five minutes after she began painting the portrait of Tony McDade, he emerged, in black and gray strokes, out of the wood.
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