Marianne W.
10/26/2020
Reflection Mural After checking my Yelp 'To Visit' collection I found myself in the area of the Reflection Mural. A quick walk going East on 42nd Street put me close. I was using the Yelp Map....
Reflection Mural
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212 E 42nd St
New York, NY 10017
Reflection Mural is a renowned street art project located in New York City, specifically in Midtown Manhattan. Created by Cuban-born American artist Jorge Rodríguez Gerada, this project aims to advocate against child labor and child trafficking. The mural, which is the tallest ever created in New York City, is part of the #ILO100Murals series and celebrates the centennial of the International Labour Organisation. It is one of five murals that capture key themes related to the ILO's efforts to ensure decent work for all and inspire a better future of work.
Through the collaboration of world-renowned international street artists, Reflection Mural offers a contemporary Art Walk experience in the streets of Midtown Manhattan. The project addresses important social issues and showcases impactful street art that sheds light on topics such as green jobs, youth employment, gender equality at work, child labor, forced labor, and the future of work. With its powerful message and visually stunning artwork, Reflection Mural is a must-see attraction for art enthusiasts and those interested in promoting social change.
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Tom G.
7/18/2020
In 2019 a major 5 mural project began in order to represent the fight against child labor by world-renowned artists in the streets of Midtown Manhattan. See my Yelp review on the "Future Of...
Dominik D.
9/9/2021
Yay! More public art! Yaaayyyy!!!! Just in case you had to go more than a few blocks between murals they slapped this one here. Like the others, it's pleasing to look at and adds at the very least...
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