Tag: Love in the Lower Haight
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Native American Tongue
This piece is on the Laguna Side of Love in the Lower Haight. The artist is Krusch Rhoades. It is titled Native Tongue and was done in 2012. Krusch Rhoades, 33, spent the formative years of his youth in the “armpit of New York, the shoulders of New England and on the polluted teat…
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The Last Caravan in the Lower Haight
Love in The Lower Haight Haight Side of the Project Laguna and Haight Streets * This piece is part of the Love in the Lower Haight Project, it is a collaboration between Max Ehrman, aka EON75, Ernest Doty and Griffin One. Its title is The Last Caravan. Max Ehrman AKA E.O.N. 75 (Extermination of Normality) was…
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GATS, Ras Terms and Dead Eyes
Laguna and Haight Streets Love in the Lower Haight Haight Street Side This piece is part of the Love in the Lower Haight Project, it is a collaboration between GATS, Dead Eyes and RAS Terms. GATS (Graffiti Against The System) “GATS is one of the West Coast’s most prolific and rampant graffiti artists. Their iconic…
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Lower Haight Part IV
Lower Haight Love in the Lower Haight This is the last of the new items added to Love in the Lower Haight. Artist: Dee Jae Pa’este Artist Unknown Artist Unknown
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Love in The Lower Haight Part III
Lower Haight Love in the Lower Haight Continuing with our Love in the Lower Haight Series. These are murals added since the first post early in 2011. * * Artist: Saunders Hildreth * Jeremy Nova – Great Spirits Have Always Encountered Violent Opposition From Mediocre Minds – Einstein Jeremy Nova is best known for his…
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Lower Haight – Love in the Lower Haight
Lower Haight Ursula Young This is on the corner of Laguna and Haight Streets. It is part of the Love in the Lower Haight Project. I have showcased a few artists in this area before. Started in October 0f 2010 the project is on the walls of a UC campus slated for demolition, as long…
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Love in the Lower Haight – Silly Pink Bunnies
Silly Pink Bunnies and Love in the Lower Haight. In October of 2010 the long wall on the corner of Haight and Laguna that surrounds a series of buildings that once housed the UC extension campus became a mural collective. Called “Love in the Lower Haight,” the mural stretches 100 feet up Haight Street from Laguna…