Do you ever look at something and say, when did that get there? I've never seen that before (laugh out loud). My grandmother has always said that I would notice the one purple flower on the hillside and yet I find myself constantly noticing new things I've never seen before. I am very appreciative of our little community in Visalia, especially downtown and I just wanted to show you a few things I've noticed when around town. Some are projects produced by kids and others from other art organizations and historical building structures, but I love the passion put into each one. This is why art and culture is so important to me. It means something different for everyone.
Confetti from photoshoot in the alley of Arts Visalia.
Painted fire hydrants in downtown Visalia brought to you by the local Fire Department, Arts Visalia, the Arts Consortium, the City of Visalia, and the Breakfast Lions Club.
Jack & Charlie's phone booth outside of the old jail.
Kids mural project on the side wall of Arts Visalia.
Masonic Temple. Art Deco architecture of the Roaring 20s Gatsby.
Old Lumber Yard murals at the Arts Consortium.
Outside of Velouria Records.
The Blend Room inside wall.
The Urbanist's Collective murals around town.