The Brooklyn Bank in NYC was built in 1931 and served the community for nearly 60 years before being converted into a church. In 2019, the building reverted to its banking roots and became a financial literacy center for the neighborhood. KT Merz was commissioned to embellish the building with characters that blend banking themes with neighborhood identifiers against a matte black backdrop. This mural replicates the graphics that decorate the Brooklyn Bank's entrance. BKLYN Bank Entrance Black Wall Mural comes on 6 panels. This graffiti mural is a replica of KT Merz installation at the Brooklyn Bank, specifically its entrance. The matte black is decorated with an array of glyphs that speak to both the community and currency.; The mural has been resized and reprinted as part of the URBNGLYPHS collection by KT Merz produced in partnership with A-Street Prints; Printed on non woven material; Paste not included; Comes in 6 panels; Measures 13-ft 6-in wide by 9-ft tall when assembled.