Mission Mission

It’s almost impossible not to smile as some deranged axe-murdered is swinging his weapon-of-choice into your frontal lobe.

(Thanks Zara! – Found at 24th and York)

Maybe it was the entire bottle of Charles Shaw that I drank at Dolores Park Movie Nite, but I do appreciate this shark art.

Their window sign was hard to photograph with my shitty cameraphone.

Kaleidoscope Free Speech Zone, a new art gallery / small concert venue / place to overthrow the government, has opened a few doors down from Philz at 24th and Folsom.  They are doing some great things, like allowing local artists to show their works, offering up numerous language classes (including sign language.  Haven’t you always wanted to be able to order a tallboy of Tecate with your hands?!?!), pilates classes, and hosting lectures. They even come equipped with a cute dog that naps on the couches. While they don’t seem to have a website, you can holler at them via facebook.

Seat taken.

Whiteboard art for the win.

Both photos by ddlz!. Closeup here.

Photo by wadem. (I turned up the brightness and saturation.)

Previously:

Mandala in Chalk

Broken Heart in Chalk

Mission Lake in Chalk

Sidewalk Cock

EPA and around the bay has put together a great collection of painted traffic control boxes around the district.  Also, if you haven’t put EPA on your reader, get to it.

(link)

If you have ever wanted to own a ’99 Civic and 400 pounds of seashells, you may want to consider making a group purchase.  For the more industrious readers, the shell art truck is also ripe for acquisition.

If you have never seen these vehicles in person before, be sure to head over the Hampshire at 17th and check them out before they are gone.

(More photos and tip from EPA and around the bay)

Saved! This wall is diligently buffed, but this time somebody decided to save it. Not sure who made the call, but it’s pretty neat.

Original post.

(Found at Paxton Gate’s Curiosities For Kids)

So, does anybody have any ideas about who this guy is?

(Found at 23rd and Capp, 24th and Capp, and 18th and Shotwell)