Monday Mural | Found in Berkeley

Telegraph Avenue Murals, Berkeley, CA

For Monday Mural: Telegraph Avenue Murals

This week I take you a little north of Oakland to the university town of Berkeley. After a walk through ‘Telegraph Avenue’ the year before last, I chanced upon these murals.

Mural 1 — Mural design by Osha Neumann, painted with O’Brien Thiele

Janet Kranzberg, Daniel Galvez and many others
Painted in 1976
Restored and enlarged in 1999
The mural on this wall was painted the year of the Bicentennial of the American Revolution to commemorate a more recent revolutionary period. It depicts the social and political movements that defined Berkeley in the Sixties beginning in 1964 with the Free Speech Movement and concluding five years later with the struggle accompanying the creation of People’s Park on the eastern portion of this block.

– See more at: http://berkeleyplaques.org/plaque/telegraph-avenue/#sthash.sMSjZMBj.dpuf

Mural 2

(This is not the best shot of this piece of the mural. If you’d like to see a better picture of it, click HERE)

Telegraph Avenue Murals, Berkeley, CA

 

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31 thoughts on “Monday Mural | Found in Berkeley

    1. The first one — I hear — talks about a lot of history of the city. And the second one is so bright and colourful. I wish I had gone to the other side and taken a better picture through those grills.

    1. Oh really? Only Oakland? Oh yeah — it's an Oakland Daily. 🙂
      Thank YOU so much for hosting. This meme makes me want to taking 'clicking murals' a little more seriously. 🙂 Thank you. 🙂

    1. 🙂
      See, even the people in the picture couldn't help giving these mural a look. 🙂

      Thank you so, so much, USP. I wish I had a better photo of the second one, though.

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