Since 1992, the Clarion Alley Mural Project has been visually voicing artists’ objections to SF gentrification with a regularly-refreshed batch of nearly 50 murals on the tiny alley’s walls.
Who among does not consider the women depicted atop the Women's Building mural as personal maternal figures? The mural is called MaestraPeace.
Did you even know there’s a Yoda heart up at Union Square? I know, you’re way too cool to ever go there. It’s my favorite heart sculpture ever.
How many times has this welcomed you back from a vacation? This artisitic variation on the old one-way sign is concocted by Rigo 23, a Bay Area public art treasure for over 30 years.
Maybe it’s because I’m more hipster than James Franco in Dolores Park creating an Indiegogo campaign on his smartwatch, but I love the vibrant, comical work of Sirron Norris seen all over town.
The White Walls and Shooting Gallery has been bring an array of outstanding outdoor murals to the Tenderloin since the early 2000s.
The original 'mural alley', Balmy Alley is a maintained outdoor mural gallery instrumental in the outdoor art movement.
This guy! He and other public pieces are on display at the Yerba Buena Gardens outdoor park between the Yerba Buena Center and the Metreon.
One of many fine Mona Caron murals, this is a time-traveling trip depicting Wobblies and longshoremen getting kicked by cops, Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, the Extra Action Marching Band.
