Infospigot spotted this bit of stencil art outside the Burger King at 16th and Mission. Link.
Allan Hough (7858)
Brittany Janis & Katie Cruz (104)
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Infospigot spotted this bit of stencil art outside the Burger King at 16th and Mission. Link.
Allan Hough (7858)Brittany Janis & Katie Cruz (104)
There’s another one (in green) on the west side of Valencia, somewhere around 21st or 22nd.
while i don’t agree with the sentiment of the work done by this “artist”, at least she has something to say.
i wonder what the reaction would be if they said any of the following:
“If you shit in my driveway i will run you over with my stroller”
“snake-oil progressive politicos steal our tax dollars to advance their careers by lying to poor people and guilt-ridden liberals”
“SF Board of Supervisors thinks Latino Families Don’t Deserve Safe Streets”
“UP GENTRIFICATION! Let’s build more condos!”
“Sanctuary City for the Homeless”
not that i agree with any of these either, mind you…well, maybe a couple. it would just be interesting to have more than one facet of the ecosystem represented.
actually, i think i have some spray chalk around here somewhere….
Here’s the green one: http://flickr.com/photos/amor2c/2809506352/
This guy is such a joke.
I mean, look, I love street art. This isn’t street art. This is some asshole with loud, uncomplicated opinions, who is making our neighborhood less beautiful by not knowing what a decent letterform looks like.
I’m going to make one that says:
“IF YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO LIVE HERE, GET THE FUCK OUT.”
lol, so funny
Riches only can live here !
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