Kids Come In All Sizes is a collaboration between Inglewood artists Anne Cheek La Rose, REZIN and Inglewood’s North Park community. To abate graffiti, the artists designed a mash up of fiber arts and hip-hop culture as a Park signage wall.
Community volunteers and neighborhood children were taught mural painting techniques. Cheek La Rose worked with interested children to made them a part of their park. She laid out color blocks to be painted; each child chose the color and block they wished to paint. REZIN created the cartoon-inspired birds and text painting.

Anne Cheek La Rose is a textile artist, painter, actor, and writer. Her visual artworks are in US and international collections. Her canvas is community. An original Inglewood Arts Commission member, she was past president of the Inglewood Historic Preservation Alliance. She was an Inglewood activist for three decades before her 2018 relocation.
REZIN, the performance name of Ron Lewis, is a multi-media artist working in both music and visual art forms. His visual artwork uses a graffiti style emanating from LA music scene. He moved to Los Angeles as a child. His practice is now in Corona, CA.

Date: 2012
Collection: City of Inglewood Community-Based Public Art Projects
Medium: Mural
Material: Acrylic paint on prepared wall
Size: 4’6” x 45’

Location:
North Park
625 Hargrave Street
Inglewood, California 90302

Inglewood Public Art, Anne Cheek La Rose

Kids Come in All Sizes, REZIN