Posts tagged with 'gats'

I took a vacation to New York for one week. After knocking down all the major tourist attractions, such as the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, and etc. I set aside a day …

Named this spot after the self-titled Musk piece here. Unfortunately I was late to the game on this one and the bottom half of musk was lost...…

We were driving along the freeway when I spotted a large GATS on a building facing the road. We got off at the next exit and hunted it down. This appears to be an abandoned motel c…

After a full day of exploring, our final stop was a GATS show in SF. Though the goodies for sale were waaay too expensive, the art was great. My favorite by far, though, were the 3…

This is a pretty common hiking trail that is getting rather popular these days. Along the way there's multiple bunkers to check out, and the treat on top is a large complex of amaz…

This tunnel was actually attached to a creek we covered earlier but we didn't go far enough to find it. It's got a great line up, so luckily we found it later.…

Apparently this graffiti yard is where Burning man stores it's sculptures the rest of the year. You can't go in this warehouse, but that's alright because the best work is all outs…

Named after the Bay Area writer, Jurne, this warehouse was a spectacular showcase of his work. Apparently he discovered the place and kept it on the DL, continuously updating it wi…

This mini yard has become somewhat infamous due to it's West Oakland sign painted by the popular artist GATS. Thought there's not much to see, I had to make the pilgrimage and capt…

The first time we found this location, it was boarded up too tightly. We were able to snap some pics of the inside from a hole in the exterior, but that's not good enough! This tri…

Freespace is/was an experimental community project in San Francisco. The idea was to rent a previously industrial / commercial building in SF and turn it into "free space" for the …

This collection covers many spots along Haight st, from the Fillmore to Ashbury there were some nice pieces all along the way.…

This classic style train bridge was homed to a Swampy, a Gats, a Musk, a few Girafa Sigs as well as many other interesting writers.…

The Navy once occupied this classical Californian building, using it as their Officers Club. Judging by the amount of hypodermic needles we found, it's now the heroin club. As we t…

Near the Cranes, there was a bunch of miscellaneous industrial buildings. Obviously we had to check it out. We actually found a surprising piece by one of our favorite artists - GA…

I heard about a warehouse with a well known graffiti artist on the outside, named GATS. We were in the area, so we swung by. We weren't able to get inside this trip, (although we d…