TBCrew Kreuzberger Taggers

Art or Vandalism?

Tags and Stickons

Parisian message boards.

Tag elimination paintings #3

On Sutter and Larkin

Wild Wall 2

united for peace

Process shots of the always changing wall on Hyde and Post.

here if you need your clothes being repaired by an artist

here for more Tenderloin street art

here for more SF street art.

here for wage for work (working artists and the greater economy) via absent without leave

Turf war

Tag zone on Austin between Bush and Sutter, Van Ness and Polk

in sucker free city.

Gang life in SF

Wild Wall

Detail from the wild wall, an always evolving graffity on Post and Hyde

drawn to ice

scratched ice on glass, ice drawings at 14 degrees Fahrenheit

Winterlight

These images have been taken on a bus trip crossing the Golden Gate bridge, heading for Rodeo beach at the Marin Headlands just outside of San Francisco on a high surf day, focusing on scratched bus window tags. A photo project by Silvia Nonnenmacher.

Tag elimination paintings #2

Three tag elimination paintings at Lech Walesa and Polk street in San Francisco.

Tag elimination paintings (accidental high brow)

at Van Ness and Sacramento

at van Ness and Sacramento

at Van Ness and Sacramento

at de Haro and 16th

at de Haro and 16th

Cruising the city outside the mainstream gallery & museum driven art machine, I found those "accidental" abstract paintings. To me, they are highbrow, unpretentious, unintended paintings, just cross outs or tags painted over. This stuff reminded me of some color field painters or Serge Poliakoff's work and some of Hans Hoffmann's paintings.

Fung Lin Hall mentioned James Brooks to me and shortly after she provided me with the following links.

David Row
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James Brooks
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Marca Relli - you know him?
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Zeitgeist bathroom tags

Bathroom tags at the ZEITGEIST the only "real, (german inspired)''  Bar/beer-garden in San Francisco with BBQ burgers; bikers or anybody from cool and weird to hipster.