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San Francisco Street Art – Balmy and Clarion Alleys

Pete and I felt adventurous last November and decided to explore new territory in San Francisco, specifically the street art in the Mission District. Here is a sampling of the mural art we saw on Balmy & Clarion Alleys. We were awestruck by the talent of these muralists.

BALMY ALLEY — contains murals with most Latino themes:

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Amazing 3D art in the hood

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These graffiti artists can paint our neighborhood alley any day of the week.

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A tribute to Frida Kahlo and her muralist husband, Diego Rivera

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Boys in the hood & Day of the Dead

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The symbols of WAR & PEACE via a garage door

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The tree of San Francisco life

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Pete and Michael — “Cool Criminals”

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Dragons & cacti & homeboy, oh my

Pete’s video of Balmy Alley street art

CLARION ALLEY PICTURES BEGIN HERE: Clarion Alley houses murals with multicultural and popular culture themes.

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The Mission District: where the hipsters meet the homeboys

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Love the Magritte touch — a picture within a picture

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The back of somebody’s Taj Mahal

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An artist @ work

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Colorful side of an apartment house

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Touristas from Italia

Pete’s video of Clarion Alley

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Afterward, we enjoyed an early dinner @ HOGS ISLAND OYSTER COMPANY @ THE FERRY BUILDING. BEST OYSTERS (SWEETWATER) EVER!

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