We the Propagators

Trinh Mai

The natural diversity of Long Beach comes to life through a vivid depiction of the region’s native flora and fauna. The piece highlights the essential roles of local pollinators like the armyworm moth, admiral butterfly, and honeybee as they flutter through Veterans Park. These creatures, vital to the health of our parks and gardens, are shown tending to native plants such as hummingbird sage, California buckwheat, and milkweed. Their actions symbolize the broader concept of propagation—nurturing growth and spreading goodness in our shared environment. This artwork pays tribute to the natural and human efforts that sustain and enrich our communities, reflecting the interconnectedness of all who contribute to the vitality of our land.

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Artist(s)

Type of Art

Year Completed

Council District

Partner Initiative

Neighborhood

Status

Active

Commissioned By

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Accession Number

929

We the Propagators

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Address 101 E 28th St, Long Beach, CA 90806 (get directions)

GPS Coordinates 33.80824, -118.19237

Location Name Veterans Park

Location DescriptionLocated at the entrance of Long Beach Recreation Center

Long Beach Transit Bus Routes

51, 182

Dimensions88' x 112'

Primary Materials

Additional materialsAcrylic latex on stucco

Additional Images

Photo Credit(s): Trinh Mai

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