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CHAOS938

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Because White Men Can’t Police Their Imagination

Pico Sanchez – Rest In Power

CAMP 1998

Ciudad

In Money We Trust

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 […]

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Homage

Rise For Justice

CAMP 2013

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Demoncracy

Where The Bitter End Meets The Rainbow

Bindery Women’s

Que Aria Zapata?

Housing Is A Human Right

Christopher Statton and Megan Wilson painted Housing Is A Human Right as part of their project Better Homes and Gardens Today. Better Homes & Gardens […]

I Believe I’m Going To Die Doing The Things I Love

Terminator Cop

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CAMP 2013

Clarion Alley residents Henry and Joe skating by.

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 […]

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 Arise – Urip Iku Urup – Desa Panggungharjo

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 […]

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Renacimiento

We Want Respect. Freedom. Land. Housing. Bread. Justice. Peace.

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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My Body, My Choice

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Imaga

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 […]