 Thursday 29 January 2026
Ferry Woman Statue, San Francisco, Callifornia
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A closer view of the woman's feet, stood on a round platform. A much closer view of one of the woman's feet. The view of the back of the woman statue. People crossing at the signal hinted at how tall the statue stood. It rained that morning so there were fewer booths set up to sell merchandise. The woman statue was created from open metal work. The woman statue was taller than the surrounding palm trees. A large statue of a woman stood between the Ferry Building and the foot of Market Steet. The woman wore a pink brest-cancer ribbon on her left brest.
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Wednesday 28 January 2026
2025 Signs, San Francisco, Callifornia
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A "Black Lives Matter" sign was in a closed store window in San Francisco. Bellow the "Black Lives Matter" was "For Black's Econimic Development." A sign in a store window read, "Garcia And Joplin. In Dolby Surround." A sign erected in Union Square read, "Office of Economic Development. Mayor Daniel Lurie. Union Square Alliance. LeMonde Studio."
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Sunday 25 January 2026
The Crossing, Designs On Glass, Artist: Kate Tova, San Francisco, Callifornia
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Kate Tova's signature was shown here in context with a design on glass. A dripping heart was painted on glass in the South Of Market park in San Francisco. Circles were painted on a different pane of glass in the park South of Market, in San Francisco. The artist's signature (Kate Tova) was painted in the bottom corner of a design on glass in South of Market Street in San Francisco. A wine, green and orange design was painted on a different pane of glass in the park South of Market, in San Francisco. Another design was painted on a different pane of glass in the park South of Market, in San Francisco.
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Thursday 22 January 2026
U.S. Walls, As Found Structure, Mission District, San Francisco, California
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Reflection off a nearby window lit the center of the shadow masking this section of painted wall. The effect was an interplay of three different warm colors. Wall of an old home just outside downtown Tomales. The wall's paint had dried and cracked, creating an oddly appealing surface worthy of being framed. Another painted wall on the outskirts of Tomales had paint so old and cracked that it had fallen off the wood leaving unfinished wood behind. This house had probably once have been a deep red and bluish gray. A metal roll-up door on the street face of Pier 38 had been welded closed. One time graffiti had been washed off but unsuccessfully so.
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