The Graffiti of Clarion Alley « Metousiosis

The Graffiti of Clarion Alley

Some more photographs of graffiti from the San Francisco Mission district. This time from Clarion Alley near 17th between Mission and Valencia, where in the distance of a short block, one is exposed to a wealth of different perspectives, statements, and social criticisms, as exemplified by the small gallery given below.

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~ by metousiosis on October 20, 2009.

Posted in Art, Photography
Tags: Art, Clarion Alley, Graffiti, Mission District, Photography, San Francisco, San Francisco Mission District

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This is the cognitive evolution of a skeptic, agnostic/atheist, secular humanist, scientist, advocating the establishment of an ethical morality and worldview based on science, evidence and reason. Metousiosis is based in the Boston Metropolitan Area, standing at the intersection of science, technology, art, culture and skepticism, chronicling those things awesome.

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