San Antonio’s talented artists periodically gather to update the murals at Essex Modern City, near downtown.
This group was hard at work on May 11.
San Antonio’s talented artists periodically gather to update the murals at Essex Modern City, near downtown.
This group was hard at work on May 11.

These murals are about a block or so away from Fort Lauderdale Beach not far from the intersection of A1A and Sunrise Boulevard.
To find them, look for the Primanti Brothers pizza place on A1A and wander around the shops and parking lots behind there.



The best known section of this is the Wynwood Walls, which is surrounded by shops, restaurants and bars.
I spent some time just a few blocks away and found myself wandering by myself around an area that was off the beaten path near a construction site and yet still had plenty of amazing art work to explore.

The Essex Paint Jam Volume 4 attracted some of the area’s top local muralists back to Essex Modern City on the near East Side not far from downtown San Antonio and just a little ways south of the Alamodome.

While new work was going up, there were plenty of existing paintings to attract local art fans on the walls of the former manufacturing building near downtown.

Some of their work is currently on display in the public 2023 Dia de los Muertos art for the Day of the Dead San Antonio celebration.

Several of those are located close together in La Villita, where there were lively crowds Saturday and Sunday for Day of the Dead San Antonio celebration.


The 26-foot-tall bronze statue has his back to the Atlantic Ocean and faces the setting sun in the evening.
King Neptune is located near 31st street and is easy to spot from a long way off, making him a convenient landmark for meeting people or taking selfies.

Official website: scottsdalemuseumwest.org
Story on the museum: thetravellingfool.com

