Tag: art
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18th St. art wall replaced with anti-plastic bottle message
As you may recall, last time we checked in with the 18th St. art wall, it was alive with a collaborative effort started by Zoltron. Now the wall is gone, replaced with a message about plastic bottle waste. Lame.
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Guess who’s back?
No, not Eminem. Pica Pica’s tiger! Yes, a new mural featuring a big orange tiger has shown up on the side of Pica Pica sometime over the weekend.
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Project Rainbow at Little Roxie
“Project Rainbow” is an art installation in the window of Little Roxie on 16th and Valencia. A mannequin reaches out to television sets displaying mysterious images while wading in a sea of candy. Weird! Note that despite a credit for “audio,” I didn’t hear anything while I was taking these photos.
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Fire Truck
This may be the greatest paint job ever on a fire truck. Click the image and zoom for more detail. Spotted at Townsend and 2nd.
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Ghin Lon / Transcope
Five years ago, a permanent “Ghin Lon/Transcope,” otherwise known as a kaleidoscope without the colorful beads, was installed by artist Wang Po Shu on Market and Octavia. Let’s take a look at this device and through its lens, shall we? Links:Artist’s pageSF Arts Commission
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Art wall at Valencia and 17th
Ever since a certain building at Valencia and 17th was boarded up recently, it’s been home to movie ads, concert fliers, and various forms of independent street art. Here’s a few pics from today.
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