Photo Gallery: Murals in Auburn-Opelika created by Art & Art History
Since 2006, Auburn University faculty and students have created dozens of murals for the community to enjoy. Led by nationally recognized artist and Jane Dickson Lanier Professor of Art Wendy DesChene, the Department of Art & Art History's mural painting class is among the longest and most consistent mural creators in the area.
Academic Classroom and Laboratory Complex (ACLC)
East Alabama Medical Center, Pediatric Unit
East Alabama Museum
Human Resource Development (HRD)
Lee County Humane Society
Tichenor Hall
Office of Women's & Gender Studies
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