The mural is the work of Andrey Kravtsov. It includes images that relate to the city, the state and to nearby Texas State University.
The building is on East Martin Luther King Drive between South LBJ Drive and S Guadalupe Street. The mural is on the back side.
The San Marcos city website had more here:
New Mural Welcomes Downtown San Marcos Visitors
All of the art work here is on or south of 11th street and east of Interstate 35.
The “We Rise” mural on the corner of 12th Street and Chicon is one of the best known.
Images within the mural include Selena, Jimi Hendrix, Biggie Smalls, James Brown, Tupac Shakur, Prince and many others.
– story about We Rise mural on e4youth.org
They played an evening show at Texas Pride Barbecue in Adkins, Texas. Shortly after they started, the setting sun beamed onto the stage for a few minutes.
The San Antonio band has an upcoming tour of Europe beginning on May 22.
Official site: www.jasonkanethejive.com
The result is a fresh collection of art on these outdoor walls on the East Side of San Antonio.
Essex Modern City is located by the intersection of South Cherry Street and Essex Street, just east of IH-37 and about a mile south of the Alamodome.
Thanks to Paul at Essex Modern City for setting me straight on the IDs.
And, of course, all the artists are more than welcome to pull photos of their work from this page:
Instagram for Essex Modern City: esxart210
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Two of the most popular places for salt and sand are Miami Beach at Lummus Park and Fort Lauderdale Beach between Las Olas Boulevard and Sunrise Boulevard.
I was a Texas teenager driving my dad’s Ford F-100 pickup. It had an AM radio with one speaker that probably sounded awful compared to even the cheapest modern car stereo. And no AC.
I was driving along one night with my friend Steve Garza riding shotgun. It’s lost on me now where we were going to or coming from. Probably on some highway in or around San Antonio that’s a lot more congested now than it was then.
We had the windows rolled down and that cheap radio cranked up. Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” came on.
I know that scene is cliche as hell. I probably kind of knew it then. But for 8 minutes and 2 seconds, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page made us feel like we were cool and the world was right.