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Pink Girl Mobb

Que Aria Zapata?

Demoncracy

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Sons of Satya (2006)

“Sons of Satya”, the elephants piece, was one of Kelly and I’s first collabos. Painted around the time of our marriage, the piece depicts Indian […]

Kabboomm

La Separación (2009)

We All Deserve A Healthy And Safe Community

SF Poster Syndicate – prints from the alley

The San Francisco Poster Syndicate (@sfpostersyndicate) grew out of the crisis around higher education– student debt and the abuse of adjunct faculty. We create and […]

Hey Christie’s

Homage

Baraye برای,

“Baraye” (Persian: برای, lit. “For” or “Because of”) is a power ballad by Iranian singer-songwriter Shervin Hajipour inspired by the death of Mahsa Amini and […]

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A Voice of Resistance for 22 Years

Mural Kolaborasi

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 […]

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Rest In Purple

CAMP 2013

Clarion Alley residents Henry and Joe skating by.

Roxie Theater Murals – Stev Sechovec

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Filipino-American Center

Stop Killing Black and Brown Youth

Respect

TUCAN

Bear painted the Tucan for Sean Monterrosa who was murdered by Vallejo police on June 2, 2020. Sean’s sisters are now strong voices in the […]

Union Boss Slain Here

Study Hard Everyday

415

Untitled (1994)

A Place That Wants To Be Free

Viva La Tamale Lady!

Collaboration between Megan Wilson and Jet Martinez (Jet and Megan painted the mural), and Nick Hedlund and Mike Reger (painted the text), and Roisin Isner of […]

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Mary Bethune

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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 […]

Kalpulli

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 […]