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From Welcome to San Antonio murals to murals with deeply personal meanings, muralists throughout San Antonio find creative opportunities to display their talents while telling stories. Mural by Ghost Custom Art 

Translated to "Family & Culture is Life" and originally created by Debbie Esparza and Juan Ramos, this piece is a prime example of muralists depicting elements that are personal and hold special meanings. 

Many murals depicted throughout San Antonio honor loved ones who have passed - both famous and non-famous alike. One of the most visited murals in San Antonio is the Tejano Superstar Selena Mural by muralist Alan Calvo. 

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Located at the San Francisco de la Espada World Heritage Site, this piece by Margarita Cabrera celebrates San Antonio’s ranching heritage through the eyes of the community. - City of San Antonio Department of Arts & Culture 

Celebrating both San Antonio and international artists, the River Walk Public Art Garden located in downtown San Antonio features both permanent and rotating artworks. Pictured is "Bloom" by native San Antonian artist Leticia Huerta. 

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Many art pieces throughout the city depict cultural messages and meanings. A prime example is "Spheres of Reflection" by Kaldric Dow who used the very same words often used by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in his artwork. 

No conversation of surrounding public art in San Antonio is complete without the inclusion of Sebastian. With some of the most iconic artworks found throughout the city, Sebastian has contributed countless works of art to the city's public art scene. 

Arguably Sebastian's most iconic and well-known pieces throughout the city, Torch of Friendship (Antorcha de Amistad) has stood tall in the heart of downtown for 20 years and symbolizes two cultures, two languages, and two roads merging into one - specifically the US and Mexico.