Meet WK Interact: Featured in JCMAP
Some artists arrive in Jersey City not as personalities, but as traces on brick and concrete. WK Interact is one of them: known here through Race, a mural documented by the Jersey City Mural Arts Program (JCMAP) as part of its 2015 public-art season and now marked Archived in the citywide mural record.
That single listing matters. JCMAP’s documentation affirms that Race is part of Jersey City’s official public-art history, not just a fleeting image caught in passing photos. Even as the work is archived rather than active, its presence in the database preserves when it appeared, who created it, and how it fit into a broader moment of mural-making across the city.
For Jersey City Art, JCMAP’s record is a crucial bridge between street-level memory and the city’s evolving creative archive. It offers a verified reference point for anyone tracing how international and local artists alike have intersected with Jersey City’s walls, and invites visitors to look beyond biography toward the shared story written across the urban landscape.
Curious to see how Race sits within that story? Use the links below to explore the official mural listing and dive deeper into the wider map of work that continues to define Jersey City’s visual culture.