MEMEstreets (Now four years old!), features photographs of ephemeral art (graffiti, cryptic markings, and found art, both deliberate and accidental), discovered in the San Francisco Bay area and documented with my trusty Nikon digital camera. New photos are posted erratically, but I shoot for Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Posted July 7, 2008
Another elaborate multi-color stencil from Clarion Alley in San Francisco, a powerful tribal-looking figure. Curiously, I think he resembles Pablo Picasso.
Clarion Alley is a block long gallery of graffiti, street art and murals located in San Francisco’s Mission District. Take a virtual tour with Google Maps, here.
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