Digital Murals
8/18/2018 - 11/30/2018
Maíz: Digital Mural Project by Federico Cuatlacuatl
Galería de la Raza is pleased to present Maíz, a digital mural project by Federico Cuatlacuatl, in conjunction with our Comida Es Medicina exhibition.
9/7/2017 - 1/31/2018
To Immigrants with Love
Digital Mural Project by Jess X. Snow and Roger Peet
Galería de la Raza is pleased to present To Immigrants with Love, a digital mural project by Jess X. Snow and Roger Peet.
6/24/2017 - 9/6/2017
Para Lxs Migrant Queers
Digital Mural Project by Rommy Sabrado-Torrico
Galería de la Raza is pleased to present Para Lxs Migrant Queers, a digital mural project by Rommy Sabrado-Torrico.
6/12/2016 - 7/31/2016
Queer Icons
Digital Mural by Gabriel García Román
In Queer Icons, Gabriel García Román's most recent body of work, he seeks to aggrandize the image of many in the Queer/Trans communities of Color through a personal and introspective series of photographic and mixed-media works. The subjects in the series are drawn from many facets of the gender and queer spectrum, and these images give visibility to a population that’s generally under-represented in the art world.
4/28/2016 - 6/11/2016
What We Do To The Mountain, We Do To Ourselves
By Chip Thomas
Artist Statement: In Flagstaff, Arizona, there is an effort on the part of the Navajo and Hopi tribes to not use reclaimed waste water on a local ski resort, the Snowbowl. The thirteen surrounding tribes hold the San Francisco Peaks as a sacred mountain and land. The tribes believe that deities within their respective cosmologies reside there. To use reclaimed wastewater is considered a desecration in a place where Indigenous people go regularly to pray, collect herbs and to be in the presence of the holy ones.
3/12/2016 - 4/16/2016
Paul Lewin
Digital Mural
Paul Lewin is a self-taught artist born in Kingston, Jamaica in 1973 and moved to the U.S. with his family in 1977. While he currently resides in Oakland, CA, he grew up in Miami, FL. Raised by a family of storytellers, Lewin grew fond of his father’s stories of the old country in Jamaica and became inspired by the cultures he was introduced to as a child. Initially starting with pencil and paper to create his own stories and representations of himself, he continued to paint in acrylics as his medium.
10/1/2015 - 2/28/2015
DJ Agana
Mural
DJ Agana has lent her mural skills to Galería's digital mural space with a large scale version of images she created to celebrate the Lunanda Literary Lounge 15 year anniversary. The current mural is in place while we, at Galería, work to restore the digital mural structure to a usable state after the vandelism and fire over the summer.
6/5/2015 - 7/17/2015
Maricón Collective
Digital Mural
Galería de la Raza is pleased to announce its newest digital mural installation, Por Vida, a work by Manuel Paul of the Los Angeles-based Maricón Collective. Timed in honor of San Francsico Pride Month and inspired by the dedicated work of Queer People of Color, Paul’s art celebrates achievement and strength in the LBGT community.
3/12/2015 - 4/9/2015
Basta de sus miradas subversivas, cobardes, de su violencia machista
Digital Mural
About the Artist:
Tatyana Fazlalizadeh, a native of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Tatyana Fazlalizadeh's work moves effortlessly between the street and the gallery. Whether using printers and wheat paste or oil paint on canvas, Fazlalizadeh adds her imagery to a national and international dialogue about conflict in public spaces, such as police violence against black people, the Arab Spring uprisings, or sexual violence against women.
11/2/2014 - 3/11/2015
No Justice, No Peace
By Oree Originol
No Justice, No Peace, created by artist Oree Origianol, was inspired by his latest body of work: Justice For Our Lives (JFOL). JFOL is a series of portraits of individuals from marginalized communities who have lost their lives due to state violence or hate crimes. This digital mural represents a central component of our Day of the Dead event, Creating Sacred Space, in which we honor those who have succumbed to injustice.
4/16/2014 - 5/31/2014
Estamos Aqui / Fragments 2
By Ian Kuali'i
12/14/2013 - 4/11/2014
Digital Mural Project: "Youth So Educated Are Dangerous"
Featuring the collaborative work of Jessica Sabogal, Bay Area stencil-graffiti artist, Galería de la Raza, the Central American Resource Center’s (CARECEN) Youth Leadership Cohort (YLC) and legendary artist Yolanda Lopez
Photo by Ricardo Ibarra/El Mensajero
Digital Mural Project: Dennis Maxwell
"Funeral Procession for the Death of the Mission"
Galería is pleased to present the newest installment of the Digital Mural Project with Dennis Maxwell.
Photo by Jenn Hernandez
Digital Mural Project: Victor De La Rosa
"Future Flags of America Project: Study for 2050 U.S. Flag"
Galería is pleased to present the newest installment of the Digital Mural Project with Victor De La Rosa.
6/13/2013 - 7/12/2013
Digital Mural Project: Julio Salgado
"I Am UndocuQueer!"
Galería is pleased to present the newest installment of the Digital Mural Project in honor of Pride during the month of June.
Check out an interview with Julio Salgado in the Huffington Post, featuring the mural >>
11/20/2012 - 6/12/2013
Digital Mural Project: Aaron De La Cruz
Galería de la Raza is pleased to present the latest installment of our Digital Mural Project by Aaron De La Cruz.
10/25/2012 - 11/17/2012
Digital Mural Project: Rye Purvis
"Untitled"
Galeria de la Raza is pleased to present a second installment of our Digital Mural Project by Rye Purvis.
(Photo by Jenn Hernandez)
10/11/2012 - 10/25/2012
Digital Mural Project: Rye Purvis
"Untitled"
Galeria de la Raza is pleased to present the latest installment of our Digital Mural Project by Rye Purvis.
8/5/2012 - 10/10/2012
Digital Mural Project: Favianna Rodriguez
"Legalized Hate Out Of My State"
Galeria de la Raza is pleased to present the latest installment of our Digital Mural Project by Favianna Rodriguez.
7/15/2012 - 8/5/2012
Digital Mural Project: Spencer Keeton Cunningham
"me and my shark fin"
Galeria is pleased to present the second installment from artist Spencer Keeton Cunningham, "me and my shark fin".
(photo by Rye Purvis)
6/1/2012 - 7/14/2012
Digital Mural Project: Spencer Keeton Cunningham
Galeria de la Raza is pleased to present a billboard by Spencer Keeton Cunningham.
(photo by George Lipp)
2/8/2012 - 3/31/2012
Digital Mural Project: Neil Rivas
12/14/2011 - 2/1/2012
Digital Mural Project: City Studio
Galeria's Youth Media Project
Galeria is pleased to present the final project from our Youth Media Project's Fall 2011 class, "Design=Power: Adventures in Graphics" as part of our ongoing Digital Mural series.
6/18/2011 - 9/17/2011
Digital Mural Project: Neil Rivas
Untitled (Lamont)
A digital mural by Neil Rivas focusing on testimonies and reflection on the need for pro-immigration reform.
4/23/2011 - 6/10/2011
Mural Project: Jesse Hernandez & Victor Quiñones
Galería takes a break from its digital mural series, to present a painted billboard by Jesse Hernandez and Victor Quiñonez. The mural was created for Galeria in conjunction with the exhibition "Cultura & Old Schools Ways" featuring drawings and photographs selected by Cholo Style Magazine.
2/12/2011 - 4/16/2011
Digital Mural Project: Ana Teresa Fernandez
"Aquarius" (Performance documentation at San Diego/ Tijuana Border)"
As part of our current exhibition, La Llorona Unfabled: Stories to retell to little girls, our Bryant Street billboard currently features Aquarius (Performance documentation at San Diego/ Tijuana Border) by lead artist, Ana Teresa Fernandez.
12/23/2010 - 2/4/2011
Digital Mural Project: Raul Aguilar
Felices Fiestas! Party Animals
Galería de la Raza wishes Felices Fiestas to all this holiday season with our digital mural ‘Party Animals’ by Raul Aguilar.
10/30/2010 - 12/20/2010
Digital Mural Project: Lou Dematteis
Cruising La Mission
Galeria de la Raza launches the second of its anniversary billboards with an image from 'La Otra Onda' (1981) which included a collection of 78 photos featuring the cholo life of Mission Youth. The billboard photograph was taken by artist, Lou Dematteis.
9/3/2010 - 9/23/2010
Digital Mural Project: Electronic Disturbance Theater/b.a.n.g lab
Transborder Immigrant Tool
7/17/2010 - 8/31/2010
Digital Mural Project: Presente.org
No SB1070
5/13/2010 - 6/13/2010
Digital Mural Project: Verbobala
Looking Forward Into History
4/14/2010 - 5/14/2010
Digital Mural Project: Sayuri Guzman
TRENZADOS
10/9/2009 - 12/11/2009
Digital Mural Project: Juan Doe
ICOBA, The Sniffy Boys Present Nouveau Americana (zuzu)
5/26/2009 - 6/18/2009
Digital Mural Project: Artemio Rodríguez and John Jota Leaños
El Muerto Rider
2/1/2009 - 3/15/2009
Digital Mural Project: Lou Dematteis and Spectral Q
A digital photograph by photo documentarian Lou Demmatteis and Spectral Q. The image documents a united effort by people effected by the oil industry of Texaco/Chevron, in the Ecuadorian Rainforest. Pictured are members of a once pristine area speaking out against the injustice caused by the contamination and environmental disregard of the oil industry.
11/1/2008 - 1/15/2009
Digital Mural Project: Papo Colo
Jumping the Fences
A performance based photograph by Puerto Rican artist, Papo Colo.
7/24/2008 - 8/27/2008
Digital Mural Project: Shizu Saldamando
A digital mural by L.A. based artist, Shizu Saldamando in homage of the Mission District and the artists friend, Vida.
3/9/2008 - 5/16/2008
Digital Mural Project: Victor Cartagena
A digital mural by El Salvadoran artist, Victor Cartagena, created in conjunction with his solo exhibition, Invisible Nation.
8/5/2007 - 9/28/2007
Digital Mural Project: Jaime Mendoza
Immigration: The New Black
As part of the Picturing Immigration series Jaime Mendoza designed Immigration: The New Black. Created as a statement on the heated immigration debate, the public mural ran in conjunction with No Distance is More Awesome. The public response to the mural was extremely significant causing the image to change on a weekly basis through a variety of graffitti incidents.
8/26/2006 - 4/12/2007
Digital Mural Project: Branca Nitzsche
San Francisco-based Brazilian photographer Branca Nitzsche created a digital mural that invokes the issue facing millions of undocumented workers who toil in all parts of the state and country without the right to attain a driving license.
6/19/2006 - 8/19/2006
Digital Mural Project: Julio Morales & William Scott
A public art partnership between Julio Cesar Morales and Creative Growth Art Center Artist, William Scott.
4/22/2006 - 6/15/2006
Digital Mural Project: Dulce Pinzón
The Real Story of the Superheroes
The Real Story of the Superheroes by Mexican artist Dulce Pinzon, pays tribute to the brave and determined men and women who against all odds manage to withstand extreme conditions of labor in order to help their families and communities survive and prosper.
12/15/2005 - 2/25/2006
Digital Mural Project: Victor Cartagena
Unwanted:Made in the USA
Wanted/Unwanted is the second of a 2-part digital mural series by Victor Cartagena. In Unwanted:Made in the USA, Cartagena's billboard refers to the Salvadorean youth that are born in the US but are deported back to El Salvador due to gang-related violence.
7/16/2005 - 8/17/2005
Digital Mural Project: Victor Cartagena
Wanted: Made in El Salvador
Wanted/Unwanted is a 2-part digital mural series by Victor Cartagena. In his first mural, Wanted: Made in El Salvador, Cartagena gives a face to the human cost behind cheap immigrant labor that sustains not only the immigrants and their families but also the economy of both countries north and south of the US border.
6/19/2005 - 7/20/2005
Digital Mural Project: Youth & Public Media
You Wish...
You Wish... is a billboard project developed by youth participating in Galería's Youth & Public Media after school program. Youth photographed the local 24th Street neighborhood, such as store fronts, residential signage, graffiti and advertisements and combined the images to create this protrait of the Mission.
4/19/2005 - 5/20/2005
Digital Mural Project: Linda G. Wilson
Discoteca Habana - c.1986
Discoteca Habana - c.1986, a billboard by photographer Linda G. Wilson documents a wall on 24th Street at Harrison typical of the traditional imagery found in the Mission District.
2/17/2005 - 4/19/2005
Digital Mural Project: Omid Rashidi
Numerous murals throughout the Mission District honor the legacy and work of the late farm worker leader, César Chávez. Galería’s billboard, designed by Omid Rashidi, continues this tradition and seeks to bring attention to Chávez’s principles of non-violent social change.
2/2/2005 - 3/26/2005
SU ARTE HERE: Five Years of Galería’s Digital Mural Project
A retrospective look at the twenty plus digital billboards Galería has commissioned over the past five years. Organized by Carolina Ponce de León and Raquel de Anda
10/31/2004 - 1/27/2005
Digital Mural Project: San Francisco Print Collective
Timed to coincide with the November 2, 2004 presidential election, this billboard by the San Francisco Print Collective brought forth the critical issues that were not being addressed by the two leading candidates.
9/23/2004 - 10/26/2004
Digital Mural Project: Youth & Public Media
A digital mural conceived and designed by youth participating in Galería's Youth & Media Project.
4/30/2004 - 5/29/2004
Digital Mural Project: Sergio De La Torre
Failed Promises (Sky Writings)
De La Torres’ Failed Promises (Sky Writings) consisted of a photograph taken of the skyline above the Galería billboard. Inscribed in the sky was an anonymous expression of the anti-war sentiment that was felt across the city upon the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
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