September 7 – September 27, 2019 Alley Cat Books 3036 24th Street, San Francisco, CA Reception: September 7, 6-9 pm Closing event September 27, 6-9 pm San Francisco Poster Syndicate has teamed up with the artists of the Women of the Resistance mural in Balmy Alley to produce a portfolio that seeks to bring further awareness to the […]
Saturday, September 21st, 2019 11am – 1pm (Annual Block Party to Follow) Location: Clarion Alley (between17th & 18th Streets and Mission & Valencia Streets) Due to the increased tensions in the alley over the last year, Clarion Alley Mural Project (CAMP) will be opening the 2019 Block Party with a Vigil: a gathering of neighborhood […]
Image Above: Artist Lucia Ippolito standing in front of the “Women of the Resistance” mural in Balmy Alley during the Paseo Artistico on Oct.13, 2018. Photo: Brianna Kalajian By Paisley Trent El Tecolote Branching off 24th Street in the Mission are alleyways filled with colorful murals and engaging graffiti tags. Balmy Alley and Clarion Alley […]
CAMP gave our community partner SOMCAN’s (South of Market Community Action Network) Youth Summer Program ROSE (Reclaiming Our Space) a tour on June 24th to share our work and the stories within our murals. The youth were able to meet some of the residents and artists living and working on the alley, as well as […]
Welcome Shaghayegh and Keyvan! CAMP welcomes Shaghayegh Cyrous and Keyvan Shovir to our Board of Directors. Shaghayegh and Keyvan have been involved with CAMP since 2013 when they painted their first mural on the alley – We Want Peace – that brought attention to political prisoners and their families in Iran. Subsequently, they created a […]
Following over a year of working together to conduct research, analysis and forecasting, including a Board/staff retreat, a survey of 29 stakeholders, and a follow-up review of the initial draft, Clarion Alley Mural Project (CAMP) is pleased to present our 3-Year Strategic Plan FY19 – FY21. This work represents CAMP’s first effort to develop a […]
Pertama, sebagai pengantar atau pengingat bagi mereka yang mungkin tidak akrab dengan Bangkit / Bangkit, di sini adalah ringkasan singkat: Bangkit / Arise adalah pertukaran seni internasional dan residensi antara seniman dari Wilayah San Francisco / Teluk, AS, dan Yogyakarta Indonesia. Organisasi sponsor utama untuk Bangkit / Arise adalah Proyek Mural Clarion Alley, yang berbasis […]
SEMANGAT! dan Kebanyakan! menjadi mantra dari fase San Francisco pertama Bangkit / Bangkit – karena jadwal ambisius kita selama masa residensi 8 minggu terasa seperti setiap hari diwakili satu minggu dan setiap minggu mewakili satu bulan. Pada minggu terakhir, mantra-mantra itu, dikombinasikan dengan banyak sesi karaoke tengah malam versi favorit dangdut dan sambal ekstra-panas adalah […]
First, as a introduction or reminder to those who might not be familiar with Bangkit/Arise, here is a brief summary: 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 is Clarion Alley Mural Project, based in San Francisco in […]
ARISE Art Opening May 2018 from Art Forces on Vimeo. Directed and produced by Susan Greene and Art Forces Cinematography – David Garcia Editing – David Garcia Music – George Lammam On May 1 – 30, 2018 Clarion Alley Mural Project (CAMP), Art Forces, and AROC (Arab Resource and Organizing Center) presented ARISE! Power of Political Art, […]
On Sunday, October 14th our communities celebrated three new murals by Art Forces, AROC (Arab Resource Organizing Center), and CAMP’s international exchange/residency with Yogyakarta Indonesia Bangkit/Arise on Clarion Alley: 1. The Will to Live – Arab Liberation Mural The Will To Live celebrates tenacious Bay Area organizing against oppression. The mural features the portraits of five […]
SEMANGAT! (collective vibrant spirit) and Kebanyakan! (too much) have both become mantras of the first San Francisco phase of Bangkit/Arise – as our insanely ambitious schedule over the course of the 8-week residency came to feel like every day represented a week and every week represented a month. By the final week, those mantras, in combination […]
Bangkit / Arise adalah pertukaran seni internasional dan residensi antara seniman dari San Francisco / Bay Area, USA dan Yogyakarta Indonesia. Organisasi sponsor utama untuk Bangkit / Arise adalah Clarion Alley Mural Project, yang berbasis di San Francisco, bekerja sama dengan Museum Seni Asia Pusat Chong Moon Lee untuk Seni dan Budaya Asia. Mitra proyek […]
Bangkit / Arise adalah pertukaran seni internasional dan residensi antara seniman dari San Francisco / Bay Area, USA dan Yogyakarta Indonesia. Organisasi sponsor utama untuk Bangkit / Arise adalah Clarion Alley Mural Project, yang berbasis di San Francisco, bekerja sama dengan Museum Seni Asia Pusat Chong Moon Lee untuk Seni dan Budaya Asia. Mitra proyek […]
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 is Clarion Alley Mural Project, based in San Francisco in collaboration with the Asian Art Museum Chong Moon Lee Center for Asian Art and Culture. The projects partners in Yogyakarta […]
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 is Clarion Alley Mural Project, based in San Francisco in collaboration with the Asian Art Museum Chong Moon Lee Center for Asian Art and Culture. The projects partners in Yogyakarta […]
Please join Clarion Alley Mural Project on Sunday, October 14th at 2 PM on Clarion Alley for the dedication of three new murals in solidarity with Palestine: 1. The Will to Live – Arab Liberation Mural 2. Bangkit Palestine (Arise Palestine) 3. End Apartheid B.D.S. The Will to Live-Arab Liberation Mural celebrates tenacious Bay Area […]
UPDATE – October 13, 2018: Mission Local has still not responded to CAMP’s requests to address the questions that we have posed regarding the publication’s reporting on CAMP, leaving readers/community members to believe that Mission Local does not have journalistic integrity. Over the past month a story evolved in the press of a young artist […]
“Urip Iku Urup” mengacu pada filosofi Jawa yang diajarkan oleh Sunan Kalijaga atau Sunan Kalijogo, seorang tokoh Wali Songo (orang-orang suci Islam di Indonesia) yang sangat dekat dengan Muslim di Jawa) karena kemampuannya untuk memasukkan pengaruh Islam ke dalam Tradisi Jawa. Keyakinannya adalah bahwa hidup itu seperti cahaya atau api yang seharusnya bermanfaat bagi […]
“Urip Iku Urup” refers to the Javanese philosophy taught by Sunan Kalijaga or Sunan Kalijogo, a figure of Wali Songo (respected Islamic saints in Indonesia) who are closely related to Muslims in Java) because of its ability to incorporate Islamic influence into in the Javanese tradition. His belief was that life is like light or […]