About Us
About CAMP
CAMP Leadership
47 Clarion Alley
History: Autonomous Zone Forward 2020 – Present
History: Ch Ch Ch Changes 2010 – 2019
History: New Millennium 2000 – 2009
History: The Early Years 1992 – 1999
Community Partners & Funders
Murals
Murals
Stencil Works
Mural Usage FAQ – Film, Video, Photography
CAMP Mural FAQs
Projects
Manifest Differently (2023 – 2024)
Manifest Differently Poetry
Clarion Alley
Artists’ Television Access
Minnesota Street Project – First Floor
Minnesota Street Project – Second Floor
Minnesota Street Project – Media Gallery
Manifest Differently Public Programming
Bangkit/Arise – Yogyakarta / San Francisco (2018 – 2022)
Wall + Response (2020/22)
Wall + Response: Justice For Luís D. Góngora Pat
Wall + Response: What We Want!
Wall + Response: Affordable Housing / Vivienda Asequible
Wall + Response: The Arab Liberation Mural / Will To Live
Wall + Response Print Portfolio
Desa Geneng Yogyakarta Indonesia (2015)
Fantastic Landscape #2 – Page & Masonic St (2015)
Little Roxie Murals (2012)
Sama-Sama / Together – Yogyakarta / San Francisco (2003 – 2006)
About Sama-Sama/Together
Sama-Sama/Together San Francisco
Sama-Sama/Together Yogyakarta
Sama-Sama/Together Book
Generator – 17th & Lexington (2002)
China Basin (2001)
The Public Trust – Intersection for the Arts (1998)
Redstone Labor Temple Project (1997)
Bloody Thursday, ILWU Local 6 (1995)
Community
Clarion Alley Block Party
CAMP Community Events & Collaborations
Archives 2022
Archives 2021
Archives 2020
Archives 2019
Archives 2018
Archives 2017
Archives 2016
Archives 2015
The San Francisco Poster Syndicate
United To Save The Mission
Plaza 16 Coalition
SOLID/ FLUID, San Francisco Art Institute
Penny Stamps Distinguished Visitors Series, University of Michigan
16th Street BART Community Design Plan
Tours
Tours
Class Tours & Presentations
Virtual Tours
News
CAMP News
3-Year Strategic Capacity Building Plan FYE 19 – FYE 21
Press & Publications
CAMP 25th Anniversary Zine
Contact
Contact
Donate
Volunteer
Murals: Amilca Fuentes
To All Indigenous People Made Prisoners In Their Own Land
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