Clarion Alley Mural Project
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JOB ARR. For Vaughn With Love

January 6, 2010 / Megan Wilson

BODE, Clarion Alley, 2010, Archive

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Untitled

Leon Kateri, Clarion Alley, 1999

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A Place That Wants To Be Free

Rigo 23, Clarion Alley, 2012, Archive  

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Caspar & Friends at Saint Basil’s (2005)

Bryan Dawson, Clarion Alley, 2013

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Title Unknown

Mats Stromberg, Clarion Alley, 2013  

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CAPITALISM IS OVER! If You Want It (2011)

Megan Wilson, Clarion Alley, 2013 Megan Wilson, “CAPITALISM IS OVER! IF You Want It,” Clarion Alley, 2011 As part of CAPITALISM IS OVER! Megan Wilson created […]

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Title Unknown

EON 75, Clarion Alley, 2014

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To All Indigenous People Made Prisoners In Their Own Land

American Indian Youth Movement, Amilca Fuentes, Sycamore Street, 1996

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Hey Christie’s

CAMP, Clarion Alley, 2013

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We All Deserve A Healthy And Safe Community

Hospitality House, Clarion Alley, 2016

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Stop Killing Black and Brown Youth

C Gazaleh, Clarion Alley, 2015

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Neighborhood Concept

CUBA, Clarion Alley, 2010, Archive

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Sama-Sama/Together

Aaron Noble, Alicia McCarthy, Andrew Schoultz, Arie Dyanto, Arya Pajalu, Carolyn Castaño, Megan Wilson, Nano Warsono, Ryder Cooley, Samuel Indratma, Rainbow Grocery, 2003In September 2003 […]

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Bindery Women’s

Isis Rodriguez, Redstone Labor Temple, 1997

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CAMP 2013

CAMP, Daniel Doherty, Kyle Ranson, Sirron Norris, Clarion Alley, 2013

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

CUBA, David Petrelli, Emory Douglass, Clarion Alley, 2011, ArchiveW

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Que Aria Zapata?

Mark Martin, Clarion Alley, 2015

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Our Hemisphere

Aaron Noble, QR Hand, Clarion Alley, 1995

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The World’s On Fire and So Am I

Ivy Jeanne McClelland, Clarion Alley, 1998

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Bode Characters

BODE, Clarion Alley, 2018Mark Bode was born in Utica, New York. He is the son of the legendary cartoonist Vaughn Bode. Mark is best known for his […]

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Moebius

BODE, Clarion Alley, 2012      

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Roxie Theater Murals – Stev Sechovec

Stev Sechovec, Roxie Theater, 2012, Current

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HO

Bangkit/Arise, Nano Warsono, Clarion Alley, 2018Bangkit/Arise is an international arts exchange and residency between artists from the San Francisco/Bay Area, USA and Yogyakarta Indonesia. The […]

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Evict Google

Corrina Goldblatt, Clarion Alley, 2015

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Justice for Sahleem Tindle – Mothers Fight Back

David Petrelli, Clarion Alley, 2018, Archive, CurrentOn January 3rd, 2018, BART police shoot and killed Twenty-eight-year-old Sahleem Tindle near the West Oakland station. Since his execution, […]

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Study Hard Everyday

Mike Reger, Rio Coffelt Roth-Barreiro, Clarion Alley, 2013

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The Deck Is Stacked – Vote No On Prop Q

CAMP, Ryan Harrison, SF Poster Syndicate     Without input from homeless people or the broader homeless and service providers community, Supervisors Farrell and Wiener, […]

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The Tigers of Wrath Are Wiser Than the Horses of Instruction

Mike Ritch, Clarion Alley, 2016

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Title Unknown

Victor Hugo, Clarion Alley, 1993

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Stop The Corporatocracy

Megan Wilson, Clarion Alley, 2015Megan Wilson: “Stop The Corporatocracy is part of my ongoing work in support of the need for a fundamental shift from free-market […]

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Untitled

Ivan Nunez, Martin Revolo, Smael Vagner, Victor Navarrete, Clarion Alley, 2015

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Rise In Power

José V. Guerra Awe, Clarion Alley, 2016 José V. Guerra Awe: “Rise In Power depicts an inverted American flag with black and white stripes to […]

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Kirsten Brydum Memorial

ONOMY, Clarion Alley, 2010, Archive

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Affordable Housing / Vivienda Asequible

Art Hazelwood, SF Print Collective, WRAP, Clarion Alley, 2016

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FREE, Clarion Alley, 2015

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Enough Is Enough – Stop Murdering Our Children

Mel C. Waters, Clarion Alley, 2018, Current

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In Honor Of …

Shaghayegh Cyrous, Clarion Alley, 2019In Honor of… is a multi-faceted project of art, literature, and performances, in remembrance of hundreds of men and women who […]

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Untitled

ESPO, Clarion Alley, 1998

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Demoncracy

Rigo 23, Clarion Alley, 2007

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No Suzy Loftus

FTP, Clarion Alley, 2019

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Untitled

EON 75, Clarion Alley, 2015

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Everything Must Go!

Daniel Doherty, Clarion Alley, 2015

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Title Unknown

SESI, Clarion Alley, 2013

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Wall of Shame & Solutions

Christopher Statton, Megan Wilson, Mike Reger, Clarion Alley, 2014In a city that is rapidly changing to cater to the one-percent at every level, Clarion Alley […]

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In Memory of Kirsten Brydum

CAMP, Clarion Alley, 2016This mural is dedicated with love to community activist and dear friend to many Kirsten Brydum.     From the article by […]

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CAPITALISM IS OVER! If You Want It

Megan Wilson, Clarion Alley, 2011, ArchiveAs part of CAPITALISM IS OVER! Megan Wilson created a mural on Clarion Alley in June 2011: “Capitalism Is Over! If […]

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Roxie Theater Murals – Bunnie Reiss & Ezra Eismont

Bunnie Reiss, Ezra Eismont, Roxie Theater, 2012, Current     

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Untitled

Bay Baes, Clarion Alley, 2016Baes from the Bay, beautifying buildings. Each of these badass ladies brings a unique set of skills and passions, which when […]

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Title Unknown

Amina Slor, Clarion Alley, 2010, Archive

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It’s Our City We Can Shut It Down!

Chuck Sperry, Redstone Labor Temple, 1997

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Matt Day, Redstone Labor Temple, 1997

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