We're looking for someone to take over this site! Take photos of Austin murals and gather artist info. Fun! Email joshronsen@yahoo.com if interested. Murals in and around Austin, Texas (with a few exceptions). Found and photographed by Josh and Jennifer Ronsen. Below dates on the right are new artist, location and theme tags. For Austin murals, also look at the 787xx Zip Code tags. Please help us identify the "Unknown (to us)" murals.
Aug 11, 2013
Nox, Shepherd Dr. and Nell St., Houston, TX (by ?)
ETex Energy, Shepherd Dr. and Nolda St., Houston, TX (by ?)
Aug 4, 2013
Devil's Hole hiking trail, Buffalo, NY (by ?)
Jul 9, 2013
Cannoli Joe's, Hwy 290 and Hwy 71, Austin (by ?)
Super Burrito, Parker and Oltorf, Austin (by ?)
A1 U Store It Self Storage, Hwy 290 and Hwy 71, Austin (by ?)
RIP: Underpass, 15th and Mopac, Austin, TX (by truth, 2013)
Jun 30, 2013
Porter Square Shopping Center, Orchard & Davenport Sts., Cambridge, MA (by Joshua Winer, 2001)
This is the longest mural I have ever
seen, and have tried to give some indication of its length by this
first shot up the street. It just about fills up an entire city
block. Some of the windows on the painted buildings are painted, but
some are real windows into the actual building. See if you can find
the real windows. The murals are all so well made that I'm afraid
that my inexperience as a photographer will make it hard to see the
murals as murals. For more info on the artist, see his
web page at http://www.joshuawiner.com/index.php
Jun 27, 2013
Jun 25, 2013
Edward Devotion School, Harvard & Stedman Sts., Brookline, MA (by many, 2007)
Some of the artists who painted this are
Anyahlee Suderman, Basil el Halwagy, Alex Cook, Chavonna Rhodes,
Elyssa Auster, Linda Clave, Prithi Pais, Jake Giberson, Mike Elwin,
Pam Shanlay, Smantha Harvey, Silvia Lopez Chavez, Sue Rice and Tova
Speter.
?, Norfolk & Mass Ave., Cambridge, MA (by Pasqualina Azzarello, 1997)
Three nice murals spitting
distance from my Unpopular Scientists performance at Mobius Gallery. It was going to be a good show. And it was.
This mural was in homage to Marc Chagal.
Harvest Co-op Market, Essex & Bishop Allen, Cambridge, MA (by David Fitcher)
This is the other side of the building
in an earlier photo. The moral is, if there is a mural on one side of
a building, check the other sides.
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