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‘American Heroes’

Magnificent work by Guido Van Helten in Fort Smith, Arkansas.

Painted over the course of two weeks in 2016 for The Unexpected Project, curated by Just Kids.

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Work by Hoxxoh for the 2021 edition of the Unexpected Project.

Fort Smith, Arkansas.

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‘Badlands’

Work by D*Face in Fort Smith, Arkansas for the inaugural 2015 edition of the Unexpected Project.

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‘Side By Side’

Work by Pref for the 2018 edition of the Unexpected Project.

Fort Smith, Arkansas.

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‘Possum’

Rooftop work by Bordalo II in Fort Smith, AK. Created for the 2016 edition of the Unexpected Project.

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‘The Mole’

Work by Roa for the 2015 edition of the Unexpected Project.

Fort Smith, Arkansas.

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‘War Paint’

Work by D*Face for the 2016 edition of the Unexpected Project.

The mural was originally accompanied by an installation in a nearby park that featured five telephone pole-sized arrows sticking into the ground at an angle, but they were apparently lost to weather degradation over the years.

Fort Smith, Arkansas.

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‘Native’

Work by Add Fuel for the 2018 edition of The Unexpected Project.

Fort Smith, Arkansas.

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