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March 3, 2007 / Megan Wilson

Untitled

Scott Hovey, Clarion Alley, 2007

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Untitled

LUCHA, Clarion Alley, 1997

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Free Leonard Peltier

David Petrelli, Clarion Alley, 2017, Archive

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We Want Peace

CK1, Shaghayegh Cyrous, Clarion Alley, 2014

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APECS

APECS, Clarion Alley, 2010, Archive

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Title Unknown

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

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Flying In

Chris Granillo, Creature, Ex-Vandals, Clarion Alley, 2013

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Mobb Girl

Nina, Clarion Alley, 2015

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Tito Puente (1995)

Carolyn Castaño, Clarion Alley, 2013

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Untitled (1994)

Chuy Campusano, Clarion Alley, 2014

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Friends School Youth Mural

Friends School, Clarion Alley, 2015

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Keepin’ The Faith

Isis Rodriguez, Clarion Alley, 2002

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Opium Horizons (2010)

Chor Boogie, Clarion Alley, 2013

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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

Mats Stromberg, Clarion Alley, 1994

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Blacks Are Murdered With Impunity

David Petrelli, Clarion Alley, 2017, Current

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Title Unknown

AFW, OTR, SESI, Clarion Alley, 2014

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CAMP 2013

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

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Matahari

Aaron Noble, Yogyakarta Indonesia, 2003In July 2003, six artists in conjunction with CAMP  (Carolyn Castaño, Ryder Cooley, Alicia McCarthy, Aaron Noble, Andrew J. Schoultz, and […]

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Hey Christie’s

CAMP, Clarion Alley, 2013

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Clarion Alley Mural Project

CAMP, Clarion Alley, 2010, Archive

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Roxie Theater Murals – Kelly Ording

Kelly Ording, Roxie Theater, 2012, Current             

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Pink Girl Mobb

Nina, Clarion Alley, 2013

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Roxie Theater Murals – Stev Sechovec

Stev Sechovec, Roxie Theater, 2012, Current

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ZAP

BODE, Clarion Alley, 2015

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Escalator

Julie Murray, Clarion Alley, 1993

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Untitled

Scott Williams, Redstone Labor Temple, 1997

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Untitled

Matt Day, Redstone Labor Temple, 1997

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Gadis-Gadis

Carolyn Castaño, Yogyakarta Indonesia, 2003In July 2003, six artists in conjunction with CAMP  (Carolyn Castaño, Ryder Cooley, Alicia McCarthy, Aaron Noble, Andrew J. Schoultz, and […]

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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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Living Street

WHOLE9, Clarion Alley, 2016

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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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Equinox (2001)

RENOS, Clarion Alley, 2010, Current

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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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Demoncracy

Rigo 23, Clarion Alley, 2007

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Tito Puente

Carolyn Castaño, Clarion Alley, 1995

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El Diablo

Daniel Segoria, Clarion Alley, 1995

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Dinosaur

Spencer, Clarion Alley, 2010, Archive

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Homefulness

Poor Magazine, Clarion Alley, 2007

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Mural Kampung Dolanan – Panggungharjo

Adhitya Prasetya, Alfian, Bang Toyib, Bangkit/Arise, Cha Cha Baninu, Christopher Statton, Dabi Arnasa, Edi & Friends, Harind Arvati, Kotrek, Lqbal, Mas Bimo, Mas Butong, Mumu, […]

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Roxie Theater Murals – Danny Gotimer

Danny Gotimer, Roxie Theater, 2012, Current

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Keepin’ The Faith

Isis Rodriguez, Clarion Alley, 1993

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Dean Dennis

Mel C. Waters, Clarion Alley, 2013

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We All Deserve A Healthy And Safe Community

Hospitality House, Clarion Alley, 2016

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Renacimiento (2012)

Aaron Noble, Ray Patlán, Clarion Alley, 2013

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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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Respect Culture

NATEL, Clarion Alley, 2010, Archive

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Juanita Rieloff 1931-2000

Elinor Diamond, Clarion Alley, 2017

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I Know Which Way The Wind Blows

Brian Tripp, Jasper Tripp, Clarion Alley, 1997

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Narcania VS Death

Erin Amelia Ruch, Mike Reger, Clarion Alley, 2013The Narcania mural is a harm-reduction themed mural geared towards raising awareness about Narcan, a life-saving drug that […]

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Bangkit/Arise – Jet Martinez mural @ ISI

Bangkit/Arise, Jet Martinez, Yogyakarta Indonesia, 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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