In the category of “your just never know,” the two-block long Callejón Hidalgo is a treasure-trove of murals.
And, there are more! Located between Tinoco y Palacios and Porfirio Diaz above Calle Jesus Carranza, it’s well worth the trek up the hill.
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They’re wonderful!
The talent and creativity never ceases to amaze me!
Your posts are so picturesque I feel as if I’m visiting Oaxaca! Thank you for the insights.
Thank you for continuing to follow and comment. Hope you have a terrific 2016!
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This is a new one for me – I’ll go check it out! The primavera have started blooming. On our way back from Reforma yesterday I spotted a big one totally yellow, so I think I’ll go back today and see if I can get a photo without a million wires!
That’s a fresh/different view of street art.
These murals are telling something. ‘Tis for the viewer to decide what. I have my own view. Thanks for these pics Shannon,
with perhaps deeper meaning.
Yes, I agree, definitely deeper meanings. Long history of that in Mexico. 😉 Have a great 2016, Archie!
Political themes and actual actions are one of the same in Oaxaca.