Tag Archives: Graffiti
Employees must wash Hands after doing…WHAT?
Posted in iPhone, Mendocino County, Photography, Signage
Tagged Graffiti, Mens' Room, Public Toilet, Signage
Stanford Men’s Bathroom Art
In my time at Stanford, I have seen some of the most fascinating, profound, thought-provoking, and hilarious bathroom graffiti of my life. This piece is one of the less cerebral contributions to the repository of high art and culture that is the Stanford Main Quad restrooms.
Seen in Pigott Hall, Building 260 (Language department) of Stanford’s Main Quad. Author and paint substance unknown.
-AidanAbroad
Kook Both Ways
Is this an example of the city’s attempts to keep its Yiddish-speaking citizens safe when they cross the street (“Kook” is Yiddish for “Look,” the usual word spray-painted in SF crosswalks)…or a graffiti artist’s commentary on the eccentricity of San Francisco’s citizenry?
Seen on Folsom St. in the Mission.
-AidanAbroad
Posted in San Francisco, Street Art, Grafitti, etc.
Tagged Graffiti, Kook, look, San Francisco, Signage, Street Art, Grafitti, etc., Yiddish
Gandhi, Defaced
Seen in Wiese Alley in the Mission District of San Francisco. Not sure if the vandal doesn’t like Gamdhi, or just wanted a place to tag.
-AidanAbroad
Posted in San Francisco, Street Art, Grafitti, etc.
Tagged Art, defaced, Gandhi, Graffiti, murals, San Francisco, Vandalism, Wiese Alley
Rest stop toilet sign
Embellished sign, outside a highway rest stop toilet in northern WA… incidentally, the shortest, skimpiest restroom walls I’ve ever seen. Anti-cruising measure?
-AidanAbroad
Posted in Men, Road Trips, Signage, Washington state
San Francisco Street Art Seen
San Francisco Street Art Seen on June 26th, 2010 in the South of Market (SOMA) neighborhood.
The Gay Highwaymen 