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Bloody Thursday

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Filipino-American Center

Juanita Rieloff 1931-2000

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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 […]

Nobody’s Home?

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 […]

FREE THE PEOPLE OF PALESTINE

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Generator

Aaron Noble and Andrew Schoultz’s mural Generator at 3469 18th Street started when Lexington Street resident, Trisha Lagaso, tired of seeing the constant graffiti on […]

Pocket Pics

Baraye برای,

“Baraye” (Persian: برای, lit. “For” or “Because of”) is a power ballad by Iranian singer-songwriter Shervin Hajipour inspired by the death of Mahsa Amini and […]

Kind of Blue

Graffiti Camp for Girls

Check out this article in the Chron! Thanks Nina Wright! Awesome to have you and your crew on the alley!

Woman Life Freedom

Woman Life Freedom by Farnaz Zabetian is part of the Woman! Life! Freedom! revolution led by the women of Iran. On November 12, 2022, Clarion […]

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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 […]

Resilience

Resilience by Aysia Tiger, Melody Sandoval, Jessica Yu, Poppy Gallegos-Zingarelli, Shakty Angeles, and Mariana Rodriguez, former students and one current Junior from The Academy SF […]

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#Mahsa_Amini

#Mahsa_Amini by Keyvan Shovir is part of the Woman! Life! Freedom! revolution led by the women of Iran. On November 12, 2022, Clarion Alley Mural […]

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 […]

Rise In Power

José V. Guerra Awe: “Rise In Power depicts an inverted American flag with black and white stripes to give the impression that information is being […]