From tags by legendary crews in Wynwood's famous "RC Cola" block and high-rise installations in Downtown Flagler, Miami, to the mouth of the Holland Tunnel in Jersey City, Mana Public Arts chronicles a near-decade's worth of eye-popping murals by today's leading street artists. Readers will also discover essays from four preeminent experts on street art and graffiti - Carlo McCormick, Steve Harrington, Alan Ket, and T.K. Mills - that provide invaluable cultural, artistic, and historic context on these works and the cities they occupy.

Together, these 300+ murals are but a sample of public art's power to energize neighborhoods, evoke empathy, inspire dialogue, and draw attention to critical socio-political issues. A must-have for street art enthusiasts and casual fans alike, this book shows what can happen when artists are given free rein to express themselves at their highest capacities on public canvases.