Slideshow The Prolific Mural Work of Anat Ronen August 3, 2014 “Yes She Can,” Avis Frank Gallery, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenFondren Middle School, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenFerguson Elementary School, League CityCourtesy Anat RonenFiesta in ConroeCourtesy Anat RonenRonen at work on a NASA-themed column, Gulf FreewayCourtesy Anat RonenRonen at work on a NASA-themed column, Gulf FreewayCourtesy Anat RonenThe finished NASA-themed column, Gulf FreewayCourtesy Anat RonenNouveau Antique Art Bar, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenEast End Studio, HoustonCourtesy Anat Ronen“If Only,” Station Museum of Contemporary Art, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenStars on I-10 Overpass, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenFence, Houston HeightsCourtesy Anat RonenLibrary, Garden Oaks Elementary, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenLibrary, Garden Oaks Elementary, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenLibrary, Garden Oaks Elementary, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenLibrary, Garden Oaks Elementary, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenGarden Oaks Elementary, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenGarden Oaks Elementary, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenGarden Oaks Elementary, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenGym, Garden Oaks Elementary, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenOutdoor Advertisements, Minute Maid Park, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenGalveston CausewayCourtesy Anat RonenGalveston CausewayCourtesy Anat Ronen“Are We Free?,” The Mullet, HoustonCourtesy Anat RonenArmadillo, Warehouse District, HoustonCourtesy Anat Ronen of From bars to freeways to elementary schools, muralist Anat Ronen’s work is all over Houston—you just might not realize it. Filed under Murals Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share via Email Share on Reddit Show Comments
