Contrary to the rather simplistic view one is likely to learn in third grade history class or by listening to cable news commentators, America’s founders disagreed sharply with one another over the proper purview and orientation of government. It’s a bad line micronase price I will not presume to attempt to answer that question, but I can place it in historical context. Located on 11th and Baylor Street, this was one of the few pieces that had lasted more than a month without being painted over.Īuthor theaccent Posted on FebruNovemCategories Events Tags 11th and Baylor, art, Austin, culture, graffiti, Jacqueline Torres, march issue 2013 SCREAMING LION - This ear-pierced lion seems to be escaping from the wall. Dick Clark (owner) was contacted by the HOPE Campaign with the idea of turning his stalled condominium development into an outdoor gallery. GRAFFITI WALL - Taggers debase walls on 11th and Baylor Street initially meant for local graffiti artists. Boards posted up behind Home Slice on Congress were painted over to create a pleasant view rather than an eyesore. DON’T HATE - This colorful piece showcases the comical character Pee-wee Herman. Located off South Congress, this wall was turned into a collage of his Obey propaganda. OBEY PROPAGANDA - Frank Shepard Fairey is a graphic designer and illustrator who began his artwork with a sticker he created in 1989. Ruby’s BBQ was opened on November of 1988. The I Luv Video owners decorated the outside of their business with an image inspired by “Where the Wild Things Are.” DEAD BEVO - A Texas longhorn skull is painted on a wall behind Ruby’s BBQ off the Drag. WILD THING - I Luv Video, off Guadalupe Street, is known for their unique videos and toys. THE TOWER - This mural of the UT Tower is located near the University of Texas, off Guadalupe Street.
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Austin was an important figure in bringing the first families to Texas. Austin and many iconic landmarks found in Ausitn, Texas.
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THE FOUNDER - This mural depicts Stephen F. The hand-painted piece created by a young lady, and the undersea Poseidon mural it was part of, was later drizzled over with pink paint. SEVEN EYES - This unique piece of work with the body of an octopus and the face of a girl who appears to be crying is located on 11th and Baylor Street. It appears as though the skeleton man was placed there to seem as if he were the artist. SPRAYPAINTING SKELETON - It is not known if the skeleton man and the graffiti words on 11th and Baylor Street were made by the same artist.
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This mural was an interesting interpretation of a Texas map. STATE MAP - The area near the University of Texas off Guadalupe Street can be thought of as the perfect location for many Austin based murals. From iconic figures to creatures straight from the artist’s imagination, Austin’s graffiti is a vibrant, evolving part of the city. This month Accent searched for some of the best street art in the city. Photos by Jacqueline Torres, Photographer