Graffiti MUSEUM is a street art installation in Mission in San Francisco. This place has 16 reviews and an average rating of 4.8 of 5. This is a superb rating!
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Reviews from visitors:
Beautiful pieces of art with an addition of smell of pee and homeless people. As real as it gets, makes you think a lot Murals are beautiful
Really nice street! Even if it smells a bit... The walls are really well decorated.
Museum here is used as a term of art (get it, term of art?). Anyway...
This is really the Clarion Alley Street Art collection which focuses on large pieces of street art which rotate regularly depicting & expressing topical, local issues onto the otherwise exposed walls.
If you are a fan of street art, it is certainly worth the detour to marvel, whether at some of the expressive portraits or colourful murals.
It’s free. You we welcome to bring cameras; again this is outdoor, public and available for everyone. You may risk walking passed it as there are very few signs nudging you in the right direction.
You should allow at least 20-30 minutes. If you do take photos, you may want to come around noon to allow for the best sunlight with light shadows cutting across your shots.
At one point seemed like I shouldnt have been there, well at multiple points lol. Def people pissing and doing heroine. Idk if I would call it a museum it's an alley and yes the graffiti was cool and had a great message but it's an alley... you can look around and see cool street art a lot of places
Worth the stop if you like graffiti. Some of the arts are a gem!
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