Postcards from San Francisco: "Covid-19!" Erie alley.
When I took this photo I noticed 4-5 officers from the SF Sheriff& #39;s department and some police in the alley. One approached me and said, "Isn& #39;t that great?" I agreed and he said, "Did you see the other one?"
When I took this photo I noticed 4-5 officers from the SF Sheriff& #39;s department and some police in the alley. One approached me and said, "Isn& #39;t that great?" I agreed and he said, "Did you see the other one?"
He said it was at the other end (other side of all the officers); I asked if I could go look. He said yes and told the other officers I was going through. Escorting me, he explained the artists all have permission from the businesses and created an unofficial art fund for them.
But I wasn& #39;t prepared for the art he sent me to look at. He said he was glad I was taking photos because it would probably be gone by the end of the month.
This is in Erie alley, at South Van Ness.
This is in Erie alley, at South Van Ness.
I got closer to the three panels. Bats, conspiracy theories, FEMA, year of the rat, drones, 5G, planet on fire, it& #39;s all in there (again, Erie alley at S Van Ness).
Oops, I forgot to include: if you want to see these hi-res I added them to my SF Street Art album here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/violetblue/albums/72157713485608572
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