FLAX Canvas

This was our first mural experience, from October of 2012. We have since moved from the Market Street store, where this was adjacent to our back parking lot. Following our departure and the demolition of the building, taggers hit this mural hard and the construction obscured the view. Now these photos provide a link to the past, when this piece of art was featured in 7x7's article  The Best Hidden Murals in San Francisco. In 2004 Herakut came together, finding a magic synthesis …

Date of event: April 26, 2014, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm Born in Los Angeles, CA. Erin Yoshi was inspired at an early age by her parents to create, building a darkroom and developing photography at age 7. She was influenced by stories of her family’s experiences during the Internment Camps of WWII, which instilled curiosity for human capacity and politics of power. Her foundation as a community organizer has influenced her art and project themes. Erin obtained a MBA focusing on International …

Date of event: March 30, 2013 POP, WOW, VIBRANT, HEARTFELT, these words describe how we feel about the murals Meagan Spendlove (aka Siloette) creates. The walls of various office buildings, churches and schools have been her blank canvas and her style has been compared to Art Nouveau & stained glass. Meagan’s portrait work has become recognized primarily for the bold lines and vivid color spectrum. Having traveled around the world – more than 80 cities in the last 10 years, Meagan calls …

Date of event: September 22, 2012, 1:00 pm – 4:00 pmAs an artist Max Ehrman (aka Eon75) has been painting for over 15 years. Through graffiti, Eon75 has traveled and created murals all throughout Europe and North American. His canvases have been collected world wide from North America to Europe and Asia. Once a year the artist travels to Europe to paint with friends at several Graffiti/Hip Hop jams in Germany, Holland and Belgium. Through Eon75′s travels he has been lucky enough to paint with so …

Date of event: April 14, 2012, 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm “I got started with art as a child. I’ve been surrounded by art my whole life. I can’t hide from it. I love it. Art feeds my soul.”~ Mel C. Waters Mel Waters, being born to both Filipino and African-American parentage, grew up with a strong desire to do art by being inspired by his own “portrait” of life experiences. With an unbreakable support system from family and friends, Mel seeks most of his artistic subject matter for his work from …