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Mural in South Bronx Billed as the Tallest in the U.S.

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NEW YORK (NBC, KYMA) - A towering new mural in the South Bronx is celebrating the community's culture and history, while transforming the side of a high-rise into a colorful landmark. Stretching nearly 300 feet up the side of a 29-story public housing tower, the artwork is being billed as the tallest mural in the United States and one of the tallest in the world. Titled "Un Mar De Gente / From Every Shore," the mural was created by Dominican art…

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A 300-foot-tall mural has just been completed in the South Bronx, making it the tallest existing mural in the United States. Interested New Yorkers can go and get a sneak peek.

·New York, United States
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New York, October 2026.- Dominican visual artist Néstor Omar García, known as Angurria, is giving the final touches to the highest mural in the United States, a work over 260 feet high that covers the facade of a 29-story tower in Morrisania Air Rights Houses, a public housing complex [...]

Dominican visual artist Néstor Omar García, known as Angurria, is giving the final touches to the highest mural in the United States, a work of more than 260 feet high that covers the facade of a tower of... Read more › The entry Dominican artist culminates mural of more than 260 feet in NY was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.

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Hoodline broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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