observing san diego-tijuana urban life 
Mural Intervention in Colonia Camino Verde. "Colors give people energy." Camino Verde is a neighborhood in Tijuana that started out in 1985 as a squatter community of a few hundred homes on the far outskirts of the city. Today, Camino Verde hosts a population of 42,000 of mostly immigrant families […]
A local teenager wields a long-armed paint roller to help out the artist Once Cero Dos as he worked on his mural on Calle Epiteto in the Camino Verde colonia of Tijuana.
Art intervention in Camino Verde
Kafy’s powerful contribution to the mural project in colonia Camino Verde in Tijuana.
Angel sitting on the wall of his house, on Calle Isla San Lorenzo, in the colonia Camino Verde. Mural artists Spel Uno & Shente finished their mermaids piece that day as part of a Reacciona Tijuana project to paint inspiring murals on people’s homes.
Amazing mural project in Camino Verde … more info coming soon to my blog!
Originally published in San Diego CityBeat May 24, 2011 by Jill Holslin The UCSD campus can feel really gray. Widely celebrated for its cutting-edge architecture and world-class collection of conceptual art, the campus can also feel “too high-techie” and “too modern,” students say. Concerned for years about low enrollment of […]
