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| In downtown Ann Arbor, many shops and restaurants have murals painted on their window glass. The one in this photo combines with the reflection of the street tree and sky in a very interesting way. |
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| Jerusalem Garden restaurant porch. Signed by “Brush Monkeys” |
Under the Railroad Bridge...
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| Mural under a railroad bridge, downtown Ann Arbor. |
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| On the other side of the street. |
The Bus Station Murals
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| Real people standing around the bus station blend in with the figures in this mural. |
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| More real people joining those in the mural |
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| On the same block, the back of an entrance to the garage offers this image from "Singing in the Rain." The bricks are all painted on the smooth wall. I should have lined up the hand with the lamppost! Artist: David Zinn. |
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What a lovely way to brighten up the cityscape.
ReplyDeleteStreet art is SO interesting! Much of it isn't very good, but some of it is museum quality. But whether it';s good or not, it's usually an interesting insight to the artist. It's always fun to look at. Thanks for the pictures!
ReplyDeleteI love the murals. So beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful. I was about saying the bus station is my favorite, but, nooo, you topped it with the singing in the rain. Wonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, Mae, there's a lot to see in your town. I love the singing in the rain one. Singing in the rain is what people should do
ReplyDeleteThe bus station mural and the singing in the rain are my favourites. Thanks for participating Mae
ReplyDeleteI can't pick a favourite!
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