June 5, 2020, North Miami Avenue and NE 38th Street by Eddie Arroyo is an acrylic on canvas painting from 2020.  The painting is 60 x 84 inches hung in landscape format meaning that it is hung with its longest side parallel to the floor.  It is a wide, cinematically horizontal painting, featuring a row of police in black riot gear, standing in the middle of an intersection.  The sun appears to be setting behind the officers, casting a shadow onto the street in front of them. The painting is divided vertically into three horizontal rows. The left side top row of the landscape painting features a slightly purplish-blue sky filled with large yellowish white clouds. Beneath and slightly to the right of the sky with brownish forest green and yellowish green highlights. The view of these trees is obstructed by vertical poles and expressway entrant signs that recede into the background in one-point perspective. Moving closer into the middle ground on the left side of this top row are vertical poles with streetlamps arcing upward and outward to the right. To the right side of this bar is a two-story gray building with visible black letters that read “Mitchel + Bob Williams Home furnishing. Underneath this top row is the middle third of the paint. Completely filling middle section of this painting, from the left edge to the right edge of the painting are police officers wearing all black short sleeved uniforms, boots and helmets. They carry vertical plastic shields that read police in white letters on a black horizontal bar in the middle of it. Shining between their legs, yellowish gray light shines, marking a dividing line between the middle third and the bottom third row of the painting. In the bottom row, dark blueish purple shadows are cast towards the front of the image, fanning out in one-point perspective. The light that hits the pavement between the shadows, along the bottom edge of the painting is a lighter tint of purplish blue.