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The Wave of Resilience Mural
An Eastern Market mural by the artist Camouflage honoring Afro-Diaspora communities and HIV/AIDS advocacy, unveiled in June 2026.
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“The Wave of Resilience” is a mural in Detroit's Eastern Market by the artist Camouflage. It honors Afro-Diaspora communities and HIV/AIDS advocacy, including the decades-long work of advocate Odalys Martin. It was unveiled at 1520 Adelaide Street on June 25, 2026, during Pride Month.
- Mural by the artist Camouflage
- Honors advocate Odalys Martin
- Free outdoor public art in Eastern Market
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