Fishing
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Cannery Row in Monterey, CaThis town south of San Francisco had a history of sardine fishing and canning that was immortalized in John Steinbeck novels.
Walls Turned Sideways Are Bridges
Union Square, NYC
More photos: Rainbow Alternative, Queer Street Art, Street Art
James Baldwin By Molly Crabapple
“Ignorance, allied with power, is the most ferocious enemy justice can have.” — James Baldwin (SoHo, NYC)
More photos: Molly Crabapple, James Baldwin, Street Art
Happy World Jellyfish day! To celebrate, we’re sharing the piece ‘Dance of the Jellyfish’ by @dualone_hem! –
Painted in #Mexico.
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#globalstreetart #streetart #urbanart #art #jellyfish #jellyfishart #mural #mexicanstreetart https://www.instagram.com/p/BbCmhZLlEQp/
Lock Him Up
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West by Midwest Photography
Valencia St @ 24t St in San Francisco, Ca
Tripping.
Ernest Doty.
West by Midwest Photography
Produce District in Oakland, Ca
Ernest Doty grew up in New Mexico and is a member of the Oakland art community. While he is a member of several graffiti crews he is a muralist and not a writer. His murals enable him to tell a story and connect with the audience. He frequently paints stand alone birds or incorporates them into his murals like this one. In an interview he stated “they represent freedom and an ability to venture into the psychedelic realm. I definitely feel a connection to them as we are all one with nature whether we choose to accept and recognize it or not.”
See his other art
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