Which murals, exhibits, and controversies made the city in a tumultuous year?
Jet Martinez’s calla lilies at 2001 Broadway in Oakland may be the art world’s biggest.
A mural showing colonizers stepping over a dead Native American has long been controversial, but an alumni group is fighting to save it.
Four. The answer is four. This one’s by Serge Gay Jr. and it’s outside the new SPARC dispensary in the Mission.
Alberto Ybarra’s mural at 3210 21st St. in the Mission is an homage to his hometown, San Juan Cítala in Mexico’s Jalisco State.
Some of these are legitimately horrifying, honestly. (We’re looking at you, Nychos.)
The large-scale mural at 50 Balmy Alley was unveiled last Saturday.
