Tag: streetart

  • Eye, aka “the giant eyeball” in downtown Dallas

    After my trip to Santa Fe, I hopped on a plane and then a DART light rail train to downtown Dallas. After dropping off my […]

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  • New fnnch mural at The Valencia Room

    While heading to pick up lunch the other day I happened to notice a new mural from fnnch on the side of The Valencia Room. […]

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  • Signs of the COVID-19 times part 4

    It’s been a couple months since my last entry in how this global pandemic has transformed daily life in San Francisco. There’s still no vaccine […]

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  • Signs of the COVID-19 times part 3

    Since last month’s entry in this ongoing series, a number of local, national, and world events have occurred. It’s been a strange, though hopeful time […]

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  • Signs of the COVID-19 times part 2

    Since last month’s entry the pandemic-related changes around the Mission and Castro area have only accelerated. As retail slowly reopens some of these changes may […]

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  • Sacramento street art

    Like a lot of cities with abandoned buildings and big blank walls facing unused lots, in recent years Sacramento has turned to street art to […]

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  • The murals at 23rd and Capp

    At the intersection of 23rd Street and Capp — two relatively small streets — there’s a series of colorful murals so wide it spans two […]

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  • Rest in ravioli

    Over the weekend I wandered by a brand new mural by local artist Sirron Norris, whose cartoonish illustrative style and bright colors are instantly recognizable. […]

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  • Reno street art: Midtown

    In the last post I went over some of the street art in Reno’s downtown. Now, onto the Midtown neighborhood. Not long ago Midtown was […]

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  • Reno street art: Downtown

    While in Reno I came across so much street art I’m doing two posts about it, starting with downtown Reno. Since I only spent 48 […]

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