Street Art in the Mission District of San Francisco IV Acrylic Print

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Throughout the Mission District of San Francisco walls and fences are decorated with murals initiated by the Chicano Art Mural Movement of the 1970's and inspired by the traditional Mexican paintings made famous by Diego Rivera. Some of the more significant mural installations are located on Balmy Alley, and Clarion Alley. My capture is just one small example of the works....

Jim Fitzpatrick, United States Due to increasing physical issues, my dad will no longer be posting on this site. I will periodically be monitoring and upload his works. He appreciates all your support over the years! -Vanessa Jim is a self-taught artist and photographer, selected by Art Tour International as one of the Top 60 Masters of Contemporary Art for 2014 through 2023! He was also selected by Art Tour International as one of the Top 20 Fine Art Photographers for 2017 and one of ArtTour International's Artists of the Decade in 2020! Over the years Jim has held a wide variety of jobs and experiences. Shortly after high school, while attending SF State in 1978, Jim became the photographer for the professional wrestling...