Thanks to: Josiah, @only_stencil_archive
Music: Dian, Phish, Euforquestra, Bombino
Photo: Steve McQueen mural on Fillmore St., SF by Luinova

>NEW< Roadsworth (Montreal)

>NEW< fiddlethief (SF)

In the Upper Haight, SF

On Fillmore St., SF

Just one on Valencia St., SF

Black Lives Matter on Mission St., SF

Thanks to: Aiden, Quinn, Arno and son, Brooklyn Street Art, and u/badwolf_tco
Music: Dinner and a Movie 17 (wined and dined in Hampton)
Photo: John Fekner cut outs from his "A Change" show (photos: Icy and Sot for Brooklyn Street Art)

Icy and Sot visit John Fekner’s “A Change” show in NYC, share with Brooklyn Street Art

Just one from Petaluma, CA

Just one in Lower Haight, SF

Just one in Western Addition, SF

Just one in Glen Park, SF

Just one from Almost Over Keep Smiling (NYC)

Just one in NYC

1970 Grateful Dead stencil in Wisconsin

Dark humor in Estonia

Just one from Portugal

Thanks to: r/stencils, r/streetart, @only_stencil_archive
Photo: Found after a nature bath at Bodega Bay

>NEW< Puerto Rico

>NEW< Sr.X (UK)

One from Ecto in Wash. state

Upper Haight, SF

One in the Financial District, SF

One from fnnch

More from X-Sacto

One in Northern California

Black Lives Matter in Oakland

One in Pittsburgh

The URBAN NATION MUSEUM FOR URBAN CONTEMPORARY ART
presents a six-decade retrospective of Martha Cooper's photographs.

MARTHA COOPER: TAKING PICTURES (LINK)

October 2nd 2020 – August 1st 2021
Curated by Steven P. Harrington and Jaime Rojo

Combining photographs and personal artifacts, MARTHA COOPER: TAKING PICTURES traces her life from her first camera in nursery school in 1946 to her reputation today as a world-renowned photographer.

This retrospective is the first documentary exhibition to be presented at the URBAN NATION Museum and it ushers in a new era for the museum under its new director Mr. Jan Sauerwald.

MARTHA COOPER: TAKING PICTURES presents the photographer's versatile vision of the world, with creativity found on every corner. The exhibition opens with the images from Subway Art, her landmark 1984 book with Henry Chalfant, now credited with jump-starting the worldwide urban art movement. Martha's photographs documented the secret subculture of writers and the coded artworks they created illegally on thousands of New York City trains.

Martha's photographs are distinguished by their frank human vitality, with an eye to preserving details and traditions of cultural significance. Many of her photographs have become iconic representations of a time, place or culture. The exhibition will offer a rare insight into Martha’s archives through previously unpublished photographs, drawings, journals, articles, letters, and artifacts. As a lifelong and avid collector, her private trove of black books, stickers, Kodak film wallets and child-made toys will also be on display. Emphasis is placed on Martha’s extensive travels and the artistic friendships that she has fostered internationally.

Submission thanks to: Skot, Tiago, Amanda, Russell S., Jaime and Brooklyn Street Art, r/stencils, r/streetart, @only_stencil_archive, r/gratefuldead
Today’s Music: Miles, Talking Heads, XTC, Scott Joplin
Photo: video screengrab of Banksy spraying a stencil in London

Banksy hits up a Tube train

>NEW< Almost Over Keep Smiling (NYC)

From the Vaults! Over 200 photos from Klutch’s Vinyl Killers 2 (Portland, OR 2004)

From the Vaults! A 2005 article about stencils.

Joe Iurato with some cut outs

Garage Pillars in PDX, by Voxx Romana

Portraits from Cartoonneros

Just one from San Francisco

Just one from John Fekner, with Leicht and Albert

Just one from Praxis in NYC

Just one from RNST

Two from New York

Two from Portland, OR

Just one from Utah

Just one from Montreal

Thanks to: Esmeralda, Lynn Ray, Raven, Jonelle, Amanda, Jeremy Novy, and @only_stencil_archive
Supporting sound track: Tom Waits, Headhunters, Zappa
Photo: J Herran in the Castro District, from Paint the Void

Buenos Aires

>NEW< FR Arts (DE)

Xsacto strikes again

Clarion Alley’s AROC/Art Forces “Will to Live” mural

Jeremy Novy in the Castro

The Castro District

Haight and Divisadero Streets

One in Alamo Square

A few elsewhere in SF

One on Valencia St.