NORTH SIDE
DETAIL OF ONE AT LEFT
SOUTH SIDE
DETAIL
ACROSS THE STREET IS ANOTHER WORK BY THE SAME ARTIST
EAST END
MIDDLE
DETAIL
WEST END
DETAIL
OTHER SIDE
ATTACHED BUILDING
THE EAST-END (the image above is on the "front" of the shack at right)
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Gray Mountain, Arizona
At the south end of Gray Mountain on the east side there're four tanks. They're a canvas that changes regularly.
NORTH SIDE
DETAIL OF ONE AT LEFT
SOUTH SIDE
DETAIL
ACROSS THE STREET IS ANOTHER WORK BY THE SAME ARTIST
EAST END
MIDDLE
DETAIL
WEST END
DETAIL
OTHER SIDE
ATTACHED BUILDING
THE EAST-END (the image above is on the "front" of the shack at right)
NORTH SIDE
DETAIL OF ONE AT LEFT
SOUTH SIDE
DETAIL
ACROSS THE STREET IS ANOTHER WORK BY THE SAME ARTIST
EAST END
MIDDLE
DETAIL
WEST END
DETAIL
OTHER SIDE
ATTACHED BUILDING
THE EAST-END (the image above is on the "front" of the shack at right)
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fabulous!!! Thanks for making the journey into the mystic...
ReplyDeleteWOW! I love it when all kinds of art are jumbled together like this.
ReplyDeleteSome very interesting art. I know I always enjoy the artwork on passing trains. There was also a railroad overpass back home over a two lane road that had constantly changing artwork. It drove the city council crazy although I think they finally embraced it.
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Jim, Gayle,
DeleteYeah, the Phillistines just can't get it. In the '90s I had a company that provided after-school programs to Albuq Public Schools (APS). One of the art teachers was very much into graffiti art, but APS wouldn't let us teach ANYTHING that touched on the subject. He had done several spectacular murals including one of threatened rainforest species. Yesterday I discovered all the amazing art in the alleyways of downtown Flagstaff.