I had the opportunity to be part of a tour of outside art/murals/mosaics/graffiti on the Albuquerque Trolley with the City of Albuquerque Public Art Division...it was AWESOME!
Thomas Christopher Haag
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Albert Rosales and crew at Revlis Gallery
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Thomas Christopher Haag and the Rainbow artist (sorry can't remember his name) the guy who has been doing the rainbow drip thingys off the side of buildings... Revlis Gallery
Thomas Christopher Haag - okay I really liked his stuff...and there were lots of them!
3rd in the triptych of Thomas Christopher Haag
Chip Thomas
Pocket art...one of the first commissioned by the city
one of the triptych - Thomas Christopher Haag
Chris Strain
Chris Strain
larger image of Chris Strain
Jaque Fragua
Jaque Fragua with Lichiban
Jaque Fragua with Lichiban
Jaque Fragua with Lichiban
PAZ
Albert Rosales and Friends
Not a mural but still amazing...right?
One of the first ones...using house paint...it is being restored
bigger image of the one above
still the same mural...you can see the degeneration because it is a west facing wall
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Barelas Community Center - lead artist Francisco LeFebre
More Barelas Community Center
Full image from Barelas
Bernadette Vigil - this is a fresco
My seat mate on the trolley!
3 comments:
these are marvelous! I love me some graffiti!
The "rainbow guy" is Earnest Doty. He used to run the CIRQ gallery, which is now Revlis Gallery. He does alot of street art around ABQ... crows, rainbow drips, etc.
I absolutely love his work.
Fantastic — I didn't realize there was so much street art going in on ABQ!
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