Gateway Market is located in the Golden Gate district on San Pablo Avenue near 59th Street. Their advertising mural is new and full of local references including the Oakland A's logo. I didn't find a signature but I'm sure it's hidden in the mural somewhere. Below is a close-up of the W to show you the detail and humor you can find in the mural.
Thank you, «Louis La Vache», for alerting me to this new addition to the mural scene.
If you like murals or have a mural you'd like to post, this meme's for you. Just follow the Linky steps below. You get to decide what constitutes a mural. Be sure to link back to this blog and visit your fellow posters. Can't wait to see the mural finds posted this week.
Point of Infinity
5 weeks ago
Quite a colourful mural.
ReplyDeleteGolly, Monday comes around quickly doesn't it? I am up for another round, and thank you most sincerely for hosting.
ReplyDeleteI like the detail of the Gateway mural, but think it a little hard to read. I suspect it easier from 100m. I cannot find the detailed shot of the W. I shall return as my Monday night progresses.
This reminds me of some of those old postcards that spelled out the name of the city with landmarks inside the letters.
ReplyDeleteWow! Each letter has it's own detail art within. I agree with Julie. Thanks for making this meme possible.
ReplyDeleteIt is an original way of advertising.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Especially the fact that they used the A's A.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very colorful and carefully crafted mural!
ReplyDeleteLove this mural and its assortment of symbols!
ReplyDeleteVery, very cool!
ReplyDeletewhat a cooool one! is every letter from a different artist or do you think its one person?
ReplyDeletetonight i will post a mural too... :) i like it!
An artful find! And a beautiful blog !
ReplyDeletethat's awesome. so Bay Area.
ReplyDeletehee hee... (blush)
ReplyDelete«Louis» is happy he pointed this out to you. The Gateview Market is a recycled '40s-model Safeway. «Louis» will try to join in next week with some mural shots.
This was done by the artists at Session Space, an artist collective across the street form the market. Their idea was to reflect the postcard art of the past
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