Exposiciones

The Wall

Fifty years of public work

From Quinto Sol at CSU Northridge in 1970 — long since destroyed — to Spider Woman in downtown Pomona. Some of these murals survive only as the photographs on this page.

Mural, by William Marquez Bejarano titled Micro / Macro Medical Science, 48 × 480 in (4 × 40 ft), 1972.
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Micro / Macro Medical Science

48 × 480 in (4 × 40 ft) · 1972

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Mural, by William Marquez Bejarano titled Sixth Sun / La Raza Cósmica, CSUN, 8 × 16 ft, 1974.
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Brown Berets/Sixth Sun @CSUN District. 8' x 16'. 1970.

Mural, by William Marquez Bejarano titled Sixth Sun (partial view).
Mural, by William Marquez Bejarano titled Tree of Life, 1975.
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Street Mural Projec. LA County, 1971-72

Mural, by William Marquez Bejarano titled Knowledge, 1977.
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Loyola University, Los Angeles.

Mural, by William Marquez Bejarano titled Tribal Moon & Spider Woman, 48 × 96 in, 1999.
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Tribal Moon & Spider Woman

48 × 96 in · 1999

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Downtown Pomona Arts District, commissioned through the Downtown Pomona Mural Program.

Tembo Base. A triptych in three panels — a hand reaching into water, a geometry of sun and earth, a hand holding the horizon. Painted in ochre and burnt gold over a blue band that runs the full length of the work.
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Tembo Base

Acrylic · 24 × 108 in · 2012

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A triptych in three panels — a hand reaching into water, a geometry of sun and earth, a hand holding the horizon. Painted in ochre and burnt gold over a blue band that runs the full length of the work.

Mural, by William Marquez Bejarano titled 4-Movements, digital print on canvas, 36 × 60 in.
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4-Movements

Digital print on canvas · 36 × 60 in

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Mural, by William Marquez Bejarano titled 01O1, digital print on canvas, 36 × 60 in.
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01O1

Digital print on canvas · 36 × 60 in

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