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Murals: Katayoun Bahrami

The Resilience of Poppies

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Rise For Justice

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Baes from the Bay, beautifying buildings. Each of these badass ladies brings a unique set of skills and passions, which when combined, become an unstoppable […]

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CAMP 2013

Lost Rug Project

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Trapeze Girls

On Fire

Stop The Corporatocracy

Megan Wilson: “Stop The Corporatocracy is part of my ongoing work in support of the need for a fundamental shift from free-market capitalism to a new […]

CAPITALISM IS OVER! If You Want It

As part of CAPITALISM IS OVER! Megan Wilson created a mural on Clarion Alley in June 2011: “Capitalism Is Over! If You Want It is an […]

Frisco Rise

Description of Frisco Rise by Mary Claire Amable and Lorenzo Tamayo-Lee At the height of Anti-Asian violence and the ongoing movement for Black liberation, Frisco Rise is a mural […]

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Dean Dennis

Rest In Power Matty Luv 1968 – 2002

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The End Will Come

No Mas Drogas

Tree City

Bloody Thursday

Wall of Shame & Solutions

In a city that is rapidly changing to cater to the one-percent at every level, Clarion Alley Mural Project (CAMP) is one of the last remaining […]

Bangkit Palestina!

Bangkit/Arise is an international arts exchange and residency between artists from the San Francisco/Bay Area, USA and Yogyakarta Indonesia. The lead sponsoring organization for Bangkit/Arise […]

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Gadis-Gadis

In July 2003, six artists in conjunction with CAMP (Carolyn Castaño, Ryder Cooley, Alicia McCarthy, Aaron Noble, Andrew J. Schoultz, and Megan Wilson) traveled to […]

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This Aggression Will Not Stand, Man

Picket Picket Picket

La Separación (2009)

It’s Our City We Can Shut It Down!

And Still We Rise

And Still We Rise is inspired by the farmworker movement of Filipinos and Latinos through Larry Itliong, Cesar Chaves (The United Farmworkers Movement) and […]

Cold

In September 2003 the collective Apotik Komik (Samuel Indratama, Arie Dyanto, Nano Warsono, and Arya Panjalu) arrived in San Francisco to work with artists from CAMP (Carolyn […]

For QR Hand Jr.

An exploration of the expansionist ideology of Manifest Destiny, its continuing impact on multicultural communities in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond, as well […]

Captive Hearts

In July 2003, six artists in conjunction with CAMP (Carolyn Castaño, Ryder Cooley, Alicia McCarthy, Aaron Noble, Andrew J. Schoultz, and Megan Wilson) traveled to […]