NO.

 

Spotted at the corner of the PDP (Paseo de Peralta) and Old Santa Fe Trail



Have A Nice Day



Re-Claim The Streets

 

 

More stencils by the artist known as VISI.

 

 

 Found on Old Santa Fe Trail.

 

Spotted on Guadalupe @ Paseo de Peralta.

 

Take art and expression out of the galleries and museums and

bring it to the streets!

 

 



The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

 

On the wall at the Old Guadalupe Café on

Old Santa Fe Trail.



Walk This Way!

 

      

 

Captured these guys at the intersections of Cerrillos Road and Don Gaspar on the

Paseo de Peralta in Santa Fe.  When you do as much walking as I do around the city you

really have to watch crossing the streets here.  Even when pedestrians have the right of way,

they might end up like one of these little guys stenciled on the cross walk signals. 





One Love

 

Yet another heart found on the streets

of Santa Fe. 



A Heart Split in Two

 

 Painted onto a wooden support beam outside

of Ecco's on Marcy Street.



Whole Hearted

 

People hanging out one summer night in

front of Evangelo's at Galisteo and West San Francisco.

Somebody probably nervously scratched this into the paint

as they smoked a cigarette out side or talked on their

cellphone to create this work of art.

 

 



Art is a Weapon

 This person VISI goes around town, probably in the early hours of

the morning and sprays their stencils on to random ugly things, like utility

boxes and big hunks of concrete.  It always gets painted over, but I have been

lucky to document a few of their pieces.  This one was found outside

The Hotel Santa Fe on Manhattan and Guadalupe.



You Are Loved

Dumpster Diver

Someone loves you so much, that they wrote it on this dumpster, but maybe it’s the dumpster that they love.  Or maybe they wrote this on a dumpster, so that when you are feeling down in the dumps as you walk down this lonely Santa Fe side street, you will see this message and know that you are loved.

El Diablo Dimas

 I spotted this gem yesterday at the intersection of Galisteo and the P.D.P. (Paseo De Peralta)

Love the looming shadow moving across his face. It makes him look all the more ominous looking.

(added 2/3/2014-Someone cleaned this vandalism up. Washed away the horns and goatee. 

The googly eyes are still there though.  I guess peeling them off would have damaged the sign even more.  I am so glad I captured this image before it was cleaned up. This is classic! Vandalism at it's finest.)