Jim Marshall’s jazz photos are like a Mount Rushmore presiding over the rush of traffic at 210 Franklin St.
Something’s up at 400 Clayton St. (at Oak Street) and at 502 Valencia St. (at 16th Street)
559 Divisadero St. (at Hayes Street)
Also known as Eon75, Ehrman’s enormous, chaotic mural in the Tenderloin has helped people battling mental illness.
Querying Colette Crutcher’s Tonantsin Renace at 3495 16th St. (by Sanchez Street)
1625 Shattuck Ave. (by Virginia Street) in Berkeley looks like a city plan to some people, an apartment complex to others.
That hyphen has always left us scratching our heads.
When We Can Let Go of Our Fears We Are Safe is a project by Heracut behind the former FLAX art-supply store.
Untitled, 1 Montgomery St.
The upside-down American flag in his mural “Only the Creator Will Relocate Us” caused a stir.
