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| Photomontage: Heidi Utz |
For this series, I'm taking some of my favorite artists and setting them against murals and street art I've shot in NM and OR that seem to most suit them.
Showing posts with label Albuquerque street art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Albuquerque street art. Show all posts
30 May 2013
David Foster Wallace, tagger extraordinaire
For this series, I'm taking some of my favorite artists and setting them against murals and street art I've shot in NM and OR that seem to most suit them.
08 September 2012
Photo of the Day
"Good Indian" Mural
Alley, Nob Hill, Albuquerque, NM
Artwork by Ernest Doty, Ryan Montoya, & Jaque Fragua
07 June 2012
New Shots: Albuquerque Street Art Tour
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| Children's book mural by Coronado Elementary, 5th & Iron (Barrio Barelas) |
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| Coronado Elementary |
Albuquerque murals spring out of adobe walls, bleeding color onto dead mud facades. Summer heat rises, presses forth ancestral image, art of the streets, brings us closer to roots, rising up like a rubber ball.
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Burque’s muralistas add art to places where art seems unlikely: the salón de belleza, the panaderia, the fence intersecting the long dead Santa Fe RR. Fences and walls come alive, bringing color to our footsteps as they cross June-hot citystreets.
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| Coronado Elementary mural - detail |
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| The Chop Shop, 11th & Lomas, North Valley |
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| Gorman Industries mural, 12th & Bellamah NW |
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| Chop Shop, North Valley |
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| La Virgin de Guadalupe, Gorman Industries mural |
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| Gorman Industries, 12th & Bellamah |
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| Trainyard mural, 2nd St. near Guadalupe Overpass |
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| Trainyard, 2nd St. |
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| Old & new: Santa Fe Railroad train depot |
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| 2nd St. trainyard mural - detail |
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| Iron between 8th & 9th (Barelas) |
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| La Virgin, 2nd & Hazeldine |
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| Si, se puede! Coronado Elementary All photos by Heidi Utz. Please credit when reusing. |
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