The mural has the look of a collage. The creator is Kaldric Dow, whose Instagram describes him as a Texas visual artist.
Nolan Street dips under the railroad tracks here. This has long been the location of another colorful mural on the opposite side of the street.
Kaldric Dow on Instagram: @kaldricdesigndow
I found out about this courtesy of a reel on Instagram:
Instagram reel of mural in progress
Reel by Mural Ride Bike Tours of San Antonio
On that day I only had time to stop by for a few minutes and get a look at the works in progress.
The next time I got to Essex Modern City, the place was locked up. I managed to stick my camera through the front gate and take the long shot of the finished wall. Because of the angle, I wasn’t able to get a view of Paul’s mural on the far right.
@esxart210
7029 @paulgarson13
7032
7036 World Of Cease
7045 TGRI
7048
7051 @lacedandfound
7057
7062 The Butchers Crew
@thebutcherscrew
@news1213
Kimie The Destroyer
Doza
Killa Cask
Cease One
Grito
Mister G
Paul G
The outdoor mural gallery is located not far from the intersection of Highway 71 and Highway 183. The is well away from downtown Austin and just north of Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.
Official site: www.hopeoutdoorgallery.com
Instagram: @hopeoutdoorgallery
Muralists took over the old Healy-Murphy Park on Nolan Street in San Antonio on Saturday.
This is just east of where McCullough becomes Nolan as it passes under Interstate 37 near downtown.
Organizers called it the largest outdoor gallery in Texas.
The theme of the art is the history and tradition of the Barrio Logan neighborhood in San Diego.
Most of the murals are painted on the infrastructure of a major highway interchange where Interstate 5 meets the road to the Balboa Bridge. Because of that, many of the surfaces are not proper rectangles. It’s interesting to see how the artists work with some odd angles and bridge supports that often are not exactly vertical or horizontal. Some of the murals are even painted on the bottom of the highway – or the ceiling of the park depending on how you look at it.
There is a parking area at the park, a few places to sit, a fountain, a small playground for kids and restrooms (even the restrooms have murals). There are also some neighborhood restaurants within walking distance.
SanDiego.org article on Chicano Park
chicano-park.com Chicano Park Steering Committee
There is a new tribute to the Queen of Tejano Music on the western edge of downtown San Antonio. The mural is the work of Roland Alvarez – also known as Optek_Art.
This is at the corner of West Houston and North Leona about two blocks north of UTSA Downtown and a block east of Frio Street.
Optek_Art on Instagram: instagram.com/optek_art/
This mural is courtesy of Angela Fox and San Antonio Street Art.
This is behind the KLRN building on the corner of Broadway and McCullough. The mural faces Avenue B and the parking lot of the CPS Headquarters.
This long mural is courtesy of Connie Chapa and San Antonio Street Art.
Connie Chapa on Instagram: @arte_de_coco
San Antonio Street Art: sanantoniostreetart.org
The KLRN building is right on the corner. There is a parking lot in front of the mural that I believe used to be the home of one of the city’s horse-drawn carriage companies.
It looks like this art is courtesy of:
Jenkins2d 2021
Pabst Blue Ribbon
San Antonio Street Art Initiative
instagram.com/jenkins2d
jenkins2d.com
sanantoniostreetart.org
