History highlighted in new downtown Tucson mural
Camila Ibarra, left, and Pen Macias, background, work on a new downtown mural at West Washington Street at North Court Avenue. Ibarra, Macias and Jessica Gonzales were approached by Rio Nuevo to collaborate on a mural showcasing Tucson’s history.
Dakin Martin, lower left, assists Camila Ibarra, Pen Macias and Jessica Gonzales on a new downtown mural that centers on Mexican and Tohono O’odham women. The mural is expected to be completed in the next two weeks.
Camila Ibarra works on a new downtown mural that is expected to be completed within the next two weeks.
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