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Donate today! Money is currently being raised to create 10 new murals in Atascadero. You can view the design concepts at 6100 El Camino Real, suite B. The gallery space was donated by Z Villages and the public can view the work by appointment, masks required. Contact [email protected]. Donations are being accepted via Venmo @equalitymuralproject, or PayPal at [email protected]. Checks can be mailed and made to SLO County Arts Council, 1123 Mill St., SLO, CA 93401. Follow the project on Instagram and Facebook @equalitymuralproject. Toni Morrison said, All that art-for-art s-sake stuff is BS. What are these people talking about? Are you really telling me that Shakespeare and Aeschylus weren t writing about kings? All good art is political! There is none that isn t. ....
A new pop-up gallery in Atascadero is showcasing preview renderings of 10 proposed murals to be featured throughout the city in 2021. The exhibit is scheduled to remain open to the public but by appointment only through the end of February. Z Villages donated a commercial space to serve as the location for the pop-up gallery, at 6100 El Camino Real, suite B, Atascadero. Each of the upcoming murals, as part of the Equality Mural Project (EMP), will express different aspects of equality and inclusion, according to the San Luis Obispo County Arts Council. The artists behind the 10 murals are Irineo Medina, Cynthia Lujan, Katie Tam, Clarke Andros, Isaac Yorke, Brandy Pippin, Jackie Nguyen, Sally Lamas, Mia Franco, and Rachel Hamann. ....
3:52 Over the past year, the city of San Luis Obispo has added neighborhood greenways as a part of a larger road works project. The idea behind the greenways is to prioritize walking and biking as modes of transportation. But the changes aren’t stopping with the addition of bike lanes and speed humps. The city is now partnering with local artists to beautify the new corridors with painted pavement murals. “Public art components were something that we thought about as a way to just encourage people to go slow and travel slower,” said Jennifer Rice, transportation planning engineer with the city of San Luis Obispo. “They would be something to benefit someone walking and biking, not necessarily someone who’s driving by.” ....
Atascadero pop-up art gallery features renderings of 10 future murals Posted at 10:47 AM, Dec 21, 2020 and last updated 2020-12-21 13:47:26-05 A pop-up art gallery with renderings of 10 future murals is coming to Atascadero. Each piece will express different aspects of equality and inclusion. The Equality Mural Project gallery opens Dec. 21 and will run through the end of February at 6100 El Camino Real Suite B. Appointments are required, along with face masks and social distancing. The ten artists participating are Irineo Medina, Cynthia Luján, Katie Tam, Clarke Andros, Isaac Yorke, Brandy Pippin, Jackie Nguyen, Sally Lamas, Mia Franco, and Rachel Hamann. ....
3:52 Over the past year, the city of San Luis Obispo has added neighborhood greenways as a part of a larger road works project. The idea behind the greenways is to prioritize walking and biking as modes of transportation. But the changes aren’t stopping with the addition of bike lanes and speed humps. The city is now partnering with local artists to beautify the new corridors with painted pavement murals. “Public art components were something that we thought about as a way to just encourage people to go slow and travel slower,” said Jennifer Rice, transportation planning engineer with the city of San Luis Obispo. “They would be something to benefit someone walking and biking, not necessarily someone who’s driving by.” ....