Discover the art and soul of Downtown Corpus Christi through an immersive journey of large-scale masterpieces that celebrate the city’s spirit. From vivid colors to intricate designs, experience the heart of Corpus Christi as you wander through a tapestry of vibrant colors and uncover tales of local history, diversity, and creativity. These murals are free and open to the public, so coast over and enjoy the sights and sounds of the neighborhood as you embrace the artistic essence that adorns the streets of this coastal gem.
La Galeria
501 N Mesquite St
Located at La Retama Tunnel, "La Galleria" is a collaborative work by artist collective Her.mosa, representing sisterhood, empowerment, social change, and freedom. Be sure to download the app, Artivive, and see this vibrant mural come to life with augmented reality.
Sea Breeze
419 N Mesquite St
Emphasizing the quintessential beach vibes of Corpus Christi, "Sea Breeze" by Phoebe Joynt encapsulates the coastal experience. Get lost in the sea of bright colors and iconic silhouettes like palm trees, sunsets, and sailboats.
Born to Fly
601 N Chaparral St
The pilots, fighter planes, and the American flag on this colorful mural, painted by artist Rafael Blanco, honor and celebrate the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station, which has supported pilot training and operations since 1941.
Pups on Broadway
401-457 N Lower Broadway St
Take your pup for an outdoor adventure to see a series of bright, colorful murals by Koda Witsken featuring five fur friends from Corpus Christi enjoying playtime and fun in the sun.
Fair is Fair
310 N Mesquite St
To the naked eye, random shapes spell out the words “Corpus Christi,” on this mural by Jason Tetlak, but when viewed through a red lens, the message changes to read “Fair is Fair.” This phrase comes from the film “The Legend of Billie Jean," a mid-1980s cult classic film that was shot in Corpus Christi.
Feather Upon the Shore
614 N Mesquite St
This stunning collage by Ivan Roque embodies the diverse cultural background of Corpus Christi and the beauty that attracts people from around the world. Painted from a palette that not only highlights the artist’s Miami roots, but also complement the coastal vibrancy of Downtown Corpus Christi, this masterpiece is a must-see.
Sweet Farrah
601 N Water St
Featuring her radiant smile and iconic pose from the photo shoot in her red swimsuit, this dazzling mural by Krystal Cooke pays tribute to the legendary Farrah Fawcett, a Corpus Christi native. Celebrate Farrah’s legacy through this vibrant mural.
The Opalescent Octopus
300 N Shoreline Blvd
In celebration of Corpus Christi’s aquatic lifestyle, this unique mural by Kip Toe features an underwater world to explore. As a giant octopus wraps around an entire building, a diver sets out on an excursion to recover treasures and must conquer his fears while finding a way to achieve his goal through the challenges ahead.
Where the Music Meets the Bay
201 S Chaparral St
Two cowboy calaveras playing an accordion and acoustic guitar represent the rhythm and movement of Tejano music and culture and Corpus Christi’s vibrant performing arts scene. The bright colors and whimsical shapes of this mural by Eric Karbeling craft vibrant and mesmerizing imagery that is a must see.
Norma Urban Park Mural
76 People's St T-Head
This 14,400 square foot ground mural honors Norma Urban, who passed away from breast cancer in 2008. Created by Better Block and volunteers in the community, the mural features hot pink breast cancer ribbons atop a yellow, blue, and green geometric design, creating a move vibrant and engaging public space.
I Saw Diego at the Washateria
410 People's St
Designed by local artist Jimmy Peña and brought to life by 60 teens from K Space Contemporary’s Summer Mural Arts Program, this life-size surreal scene features famed artists Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo doing their laundry with characters from their artwork in a washateria. View this masterpiece behind the Law Office of Scott M. Ellison.
Temporal Tides
410 N Chaparral St
This captivating mural by Anthony Brooks draws inspiration from a colorized photo taken by Russell Lee in Corpus Christi back in 1939. The mural captures the simple yet powerful image of a man jetty fishing, his gaze fixed on the horizon to create a feeling of looking forward while still being tied to history as a reminder of how the past and future are always connected.
Wanderer
424 N Mesquite St
This colorful mural by Sonny Sundancer celebrates the first sighting of the cattle tyrant in downtown Corpus Christi in November 2023. This vibrant piece captures the essence of the bird's unexpected appearance, paying homage to its adventurous spirit.
