Retro Viva sign by Ashleigh Talbot

Masters of Street Art Examples of Seattle Kitsch

Jimi Hendrix Mural by D. & M. Hitchcock	Jet City Panels by A. Talbot	Battery St. Gallery Signage by Parris	The Picardo Venus by Steve Anderson
Glamorama Statues by Walt	Gravity Bar Mural by James Crespinel	Hagar's Tavern Mural by Carey	Waiting for the Interurban by Rich Beyer
Capitalist Pig by S.O.S.	BIZANGO! Signage by Bob Kramer	Holy Cow by Mike Wood	Singing Bananas by Mike Lindberg
Rip Van Winkle by David Linder	New Milennium Jazz Mural in the C.D.	Metro Transit Shelter by Joshua Skolnik	Neighbors of Rainier Valley by A. Panieri

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Delivery Truck
Decorated by Larry Steiner

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* The Hendrix Mural is a copyright property of the artists: © 1993 by Dan and Mae Hitchcock; photo by Larry Neilson.

The young artists from SCCC who produced the Millennium Jazz< Mural are: Robert Allen, Cameron Bahnson, Joi Danielson, JessicaDelarosa, Melinda Hannah, Jan Hoover, Noriko Ikeshita, Christine Jared, Comfort Kellogg, Kim Kelly, Larisa Kolesnikov, Masaki Kondo, Gong Ju Lee, TAM A Mercer, Takako Oshiro, Margaret Overby, Kristan Parks, Manabu Sase, Grace Sison, Chris A. Strauss, Koshiro Torisu, Julie Hampson, Donald Jolovich, and Imogene Tallent.

If this list of names, and the handsome result of their collaboration, is not an argument for cooperation among people of diverse heritage in fun multicultural projects, then I can't think of a better one! Special thanks to Don Barrie, a long-time activist for Art in the Neighborhoods, for his kind permission to include this work.

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