The Arts & Culture Partnership, at 35th & South Park, has spaces for artists inside and art for you outside. It's part of a street full of art -- starting 11 blocks north at 24th & Park.
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- Many more murals, no more time...
- Four photos at Five Points
- More on Meyer
- Marvelous Meyer
- Carrillo School
- Twelfth Street revisited
- Spider mural
- Mural brightens motonony
- Sunset at sunrise
- AccessTucson
- Chicago re-(re-)visited
- Giant plants (or tiny buildings)
- Grand entrance
- La Pilita Museum
- Country in the city
- Bright on Broadway
- Bikes and murals
- Murals past and present
- Arte para y por los estudiantes
- Train, trolley, and a three-eyed alien
- A treat along Toole
- You can find art (almost) anywhere
- You can't see it during the day...
- Art inside and out
- Angels on Park
- Smokin' on South Park
- South from 24th St. on Park...
- Ironic, isn't it?
- Electrifying art ("artifying" electricity?)
- Just add water. (Murals provided.)
- Coming soon...
- Murals in (on) store
- Land (and a mural) for sale
- A fun (but not smart) place to skip class
- On my honor, I will try...
- Wall-busting mural
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Jerry Peek's images are public-domain. For non-profit use, he'd appreciate a mention of his name and JerryPeek.com. For profit, please ask first from the contact form above; give the title of the blog entry, which image, and what you'd like to do.
For full-size versions of these shrunken photos — for instance, to print in a magazine — Jerry has them.
(Jerry is a volunteer who loves to show you murals, and your kindness will help him go on.) Thanks for reading!
For full-size versions of these shrunken photos — for instance, to print in a magazine — Jerry has them.
(Jerry is a volunteer who loves to show you murals, and your kindness will help him go on.) Thanks for reading!
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wow, you've really been going to town Jerry! Great pics!
Thanks, Warren. (Since Randy added me to the project a couple of years ago, I haven't had much time. Now I'm trying to make up for it. :)
By the way, the pix are just from my cell phone camera and a little point-and-shoot. After I take them, I:
First, straighten the image if it's tilted. Crop to the mural with just a bit of context around it.
Second (and most important), fix the color. Step #5 in "Handling Rough Images" usually makes an amazing difference.
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