“Soy Richard, un xhicano, Bay Area-born and raised muralist and custom fabricator that has been practicing my artistic passions for over 30 years. Being raised in Richmond, I naturally grew a love for my community which fueled my journey to become involved in social justice and activism through my works of art. I am currently working with youth as an educator of multiple art mediums to help empower the next generation of socially conscious community artists. In my free time, I love to travel and tend to my garden with my family.”

Source: https://www.rmsalazar.com/

*Featured artist of the Cultural Corridor Project and artwork part of the permanent collection of the Contra Costa Crisis Center. Thanks to an East Bay Community Foundation grant.

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  • Gallery 1 - Cultural Corridor Project artist Richard Muro Salazar
  • Gallery 2 - Cultural Corridor Project artist Richard Muro Salazar
  • Gallery 3 - Cultural Corridor Project artist Richard Muro Salazar with his
  • Gallery 4 - Cultural Corridor Project artist Richard Muro Salazar
  • Cultural Corridor Project artist Richard Muro Salazar "Pahtiā" artwork. ARTSCCC photo.

  • Cultural Corridor Project artist Richard Muro Salazar "Pahtiā" artwork. ARTSCCC photo.
  • Cultural Corridor Project artist Richard Muro Salazar "Pahtiā" artwork detail. ARTSCCC photo.
  • Cultural Corridor Project artist Richard Muro Salazar with his "Pahtiā" artwork. ARTSCCC photo.
  • Cultural Corridor Project artist Richard Muro Salazar "Pahtiā" artwork at the Contra Costa Crisis Center. ARTSCCC photo.

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