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January 21, 2014 / Megan Wilson

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AFW, OTR, SESI, Clarion Alley, 2014

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No Ban on Stolen Land II

Saif Azzuz, Clarion Alley, 2018, Current

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George Crampton, Clarion Alley

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Blacks Are Murdered With Impunity

David Petrelli, Clarion Alley, 2017, Current

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Cultivating Resistance

CAMP, SF Poster Syndicate, Clarion Alley, 2017, CurrentThe San Francisco Poster Syndicate along with Clarion Alley Mural Project (CAMP) is pleased to announce a new […]

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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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Taking Life As It Comes (1998)

Jamie Morgan, Michael Bernard Loggins, Clarion Alley, 2013

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Scott Hewicker, Clarion Alley, 2012, Current 

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Caspar & Friends at Saint Basil’s (2005)

Bryan Dawson, Clarion Alley, 2013

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It’s Our City We Can Shut It Down!

Chuck Sperry, Redstone Labor Temple, 1997

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Clarion Alley Mural Project

CAMP, Clarion Alley, 2010, Archive

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V Is Not Just For Vendetta (2011)

Horea, Clarion Alley, 2013

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Mohamed Bouazizi

Daniel Doherty, Clarion Alley, 2011, Archive

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Tax The Rich

Megan Wilson, Clarion Alley, 2013Megan Wilson: “TAX THE RICH is part of my ongoing work in support of the need for a fundamental shift from […]

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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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Crystal Vielula, Clarion Alley, 2013

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La Separación (2009)

SF Print Collective, Clarion Alley, 2010, Current

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This City Is Not For Sale

Ivy Jeanne McClelland, Clarion Alley, 2014This City is not for Sale (painted in 2014). My mural is about Mission youth challenging the privatization of public […]

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Cesar Chavez

Mel C. Waters, Clarion Alley, 2018Sadly this mural was painted over by an artist from out of town, who did not consider doing her research […]

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Untitled (1996)

Mats Stromberg, Clarion Alley, 2013

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Fantastic Landscape #2

Mike Reger, Page & Masonic Streets, 2015Mike Reger: “I originally painted a mural on these walls in the late 90’s as part of my community […]

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Menjamin Kesejahteraan Untuk Semua

Megan Wilson, Desa Geneng Yogyakarta Indonesia, 2015In October / November 2015 Clarion Alley Mural Project artists and organizers Megan Wilson and Christopher Statton were honored […]

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Reminisce, Clarion Alley, 1994

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Kaboom (2004)

Aaron Noble, Rigo 23, Clarion Alley, 2013    

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DAGON, Clarion Alley, 2010, Archive

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Respect

Christopher Statton, Clarion Alley, 2016

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ESPO, Clarion Alley, 1998

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Title Unknown

Pablo de Pinho, Clarion Alley, 2013   

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Ahed Tamimi

C Gazaleh, Clarion Alley, 2018Ahed Tamimi is a Palestinian activist from the village of Nabi Salih in the occupied West Bank. Tamimi is a symbol […]

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Better Off Worse

EON 75, Clarion Alley, 2014

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Caspar & Friends at Saint Basil’s (2005)

Bryan Dawson, Clarion Alley, 2010, Archive

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

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Imitation Is The Whitest Form of Flattery

Texta Queen, Clarion Alley, 2015

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Jamila Keba, Clarion Alley, 2017

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Only The Strong!

TWICK, Clarion Alley, 2013

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Be Careful Out There

José V. Guerra Awe, Clarion Alley, 2015

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Free All Political Prisoners!

BEMS, DNO, Clarion Alley, 2014

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Housing Is A Human Right

Christopher Statton, Megan Wilson, Clarion Alley, 2015 Christopher Statton and Megan Wilson painted Housing Is A Human Right as part of their project Better Homes […]

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Mary Scott, Clarion Alley, 2004

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The Will To Live

AROC, Art Forces, Clarion Alley, 2017 AROC and Art Forces “Arab Liberation Mural” celebrates and honors the lives of five Arab leaders: Rasmea Odeh, Mehdi […]

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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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Barry McGee, Redstone Labor Temple, 1997

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Sons of Saya

Jet Martinez, Kelly Ording, Clarion Alley, 2006

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The End Will Come

Lena Wolff, Ryder Cooley, Clarion Alley, 2005

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After Frazetta

BODE, Clarion Alley, 2013

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Stick It To The Man

Ivy Jeanne McClelland, Clarion Alley, 2002

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Bangkit/Arise – José Guerra Awe mural @ ISI

Bangkit/Arise, José V. Guerra Awe, Yogyakarta Indonesia, 2018  Bangkit/Arise is an international arts exchange and residency between artists from the San Francisco/Bay Area, USA and […]

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Tito Puente

Carolyn Castaño, Clarion Alley, 1995

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Friends School Youth Mural

Friends School, Clarion Alley, 2015

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R.I.P. Benny Blanco

OKAE, Clarion Alley, 2015

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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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