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Ccarlsson: fixed audio link

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	'''Audio:''' ~~<div>~~		'''Audio:'''
	<~~flashmp3>http~~://~~www.~~archive.org/~~download~~/ArtPoliticsMonaCaron~~/mona-talk-9-19.mp3~~</~~flashmp3~~>
	~~</div>~~		<iframe src="https://archive.org/embed/ArtPoliticsMonaCaron" width="410" height="50" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen="true" mozallowfullscreen="true" allowfullscreen></iframe>

	'''Mona Caron on Art & Politics, A Shaping San Francisco Talk, Sept. 19, 2007'''		'''Mona Caron on Art & Politics, A Shaping San Francisco Talk, Sept. 19, 2007'''

Texteradmin at 20:51, 6 December 2010

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	[[Sixth Street\|Continue viewing the Editors' Favorite Pages]]		[[Image:Tours-editor.gif\|link=Sixth Street]] [[Sixth Street\|Continue viewing the Editors' Favorite Pages]]

	[[The Duboce Bikeway Mural: Gateway to the Wiggle\|Prev. Document]] [[Balmy Alley: a Modernist Approach \| Next Document]]		[[The Duboce Bikeway Mural: Gateway to the Wiggle\|Prev. Document]] [[Balmy Alley: a Modernist Approach \| Next Document]]

	[[category:Public Art]] [[category:Castro]] [[category:Mission]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:1920s]] [[category:1930s]] [[category:1940s]] [[category:1970s]] [[category:murals]] [[category:Transit]]		[[category:Public Art]] [[category:Castro]] [[category:Mission]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:1920s]] [[category:1930s]] [[category:1940s]] [[category:1970s]] [[category:murals]] [[category:Transit]]

Lisaruth: added Editors' Picks tour link to page

2010-12-04T06:13:15Z

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	[[Noe Valley Mural\|Caron's Noe Valley Mural, completed September 2008]]		[[Noe Valley Mural\|Caron's Noe Valley Mural, completed September 2008]]


			[[Sixth Street\|Continue viewing the Editors' Favorite Pages]]

	[[The Duboce Bikeway Mural: Gateway to the Wiggle\|Prev. Document]] [[Balmy Alley: a Modernist Approach \| Next Document]]		[[The Duboce Bikeway Mural: Gateway to the Wiggle\|Prev. Document]] [[Balmy Alley: a Modernist Approach \| Next Document]]

	[[category:Public Art]] [[category:Castro]] [[category:Mission]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:1920s]] [[category:1930s]] [[category:1940s]] [[category:1970s]] [[category:murals]] [[category:Transit]]		[[category:Public Art]] [[category:Castro]] [[category:Mission]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:1920s]] [[category:1930s]] [[category:1940s]] [[category:1970s]] [[category:murals]] [[category:Transit]]

Ccarlsson: switched audio link

2009-06-15T07:33:13Z

switched audio link

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	'''Audio:''' [http://~~diva~~.~~sfsu~~.~~edu~~/~~users~~/~~Chris~~.~~Carlsson~~/~~ssf_talks?podcast=10~~ Mona Caron on Art & Politics~~] podcast~~		'''Audio:''' <div>
			<flashmp3>http://www.archive.org/download/ArtPoliticsMonaCaron/mona-talk-9-19.mp3</flashmp3>
			</div>
			'''Mona Caron on Art & Politics, A Shaping San Francisco Talk, Sept. 19, 2007'''

	[[Noe Valley Mural\|Caron's Noe Valley Mural, completed September 2008]]		[[Noe Valley Mural\|Caron's Noe Valley Mural, completed September 2008]]

Ccarlsson: Protected "Time-Travelling Wall": finished essay [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2009-01-04T08:18:15Z

Protected "Time-Travelling Wall": finished essay [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

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Ccarlsson: PC and protected

2009-01-04T08:17:29Z

PC and protected

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			'''<font face = Papyrus> <font color = maroon> <font size = 4>Historical Essay</font></font> </font>'''

			''by Chris Carlsson''

	[[Image:Rail-MikeRauner.jpg]]		[[Image:Rail-MikeRauner.jpg]]

	''Mural: [http://www.monacaron.com/msr-intro.html Mona Caron], Photo: [http://www.michaelrauner.com/ Michael Rauner]''		''Mural: [http://www.monacaron.com/msr-intro.html Mona Caron], Photo: [http://www.michaelrauner.com/ Michael Rauner]''


	~~'''The Time-Travelling Wall'''~~

	Mona Caron’s Market Street Railway Mural (MSRM), at 15th and Church, is on the outer fringes of Mission Muralismo geographically—and even stylistically. No other mural in the city contains so many specific histories, rendered with such detail. A true heir to Rivera’s sprawling and encompassing [[Pan-American Unity\|Pan-American Unity mural]] at City College, the MSRM starts in the 1920s, during the last go-go decade of speculative frenzy and stock market madness. The [http://www.monacaron.com/galleries/msr1/welcome.html “roar of the four”] characterized a Market Street with four streetcar tracks where private and public capital competed for passengers at 5 cents a trip.		Mona Caron’s Market Street Railway Mural (MSRM), at 15th and Church, is on the outer fringes of Mission Muralismo geographically—and even stylistically. No other mural in the city contains so many specific histories, rendered with such detail. A true heir to Rivera’s sprawling and encompassing [[Pan-American Unity\|Pan-American Unity mural]] at City College, the MSRM starts in the 1920s, during the last go-go decade of speculative frenzy and stock market madness. The [http://www.monacaron.com/galleries/msr1/welcome.html “roar of the four”] characterized a Market Street with four streetcar tracks where private and public capital competed for passengers at 5 cents a trip.

Ccarlsson at 04:12, 5 October 2008

2008-10-05T04:12:29Z

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	'''Audio:''' [http://diva.sfsu.edu/users/Chris.Carlsson/ssf_talks?podcast=10 Mona Caron on Art & Politics] podcast		'''Audio:''' [http://diva.sfsu.edu/users/Chris.Carlsson/ssf_talks?podcast=10 Mona Caron on Art & Politics] podcast

			[[Noe Valley Mural\|Caron's Noe Valley Mural, completed September 2008]]

	[[The Duboce Bikeway Mural: Gateway to the Wiggle\|Prev. Document]] [[Balmy Alley: a Modernist Approach \| Next Document]]		[[The Duboce Bikeway Mural: Gateway to the Wiggle\|Prev. Document]] [[Balmy Alley: a Modernist Approach \| Next Document]]

	[[category:Public Art]] [[category:Castro]] [[category:Mission]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:1920s]] [[category:1930s]] [[category:1940s]] [[category:1970s]] [[category:murals]] [[category:Transit]]		[[category:Public Art]] [[category:Castro]] [[category:Mission]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:1920s]] [[category:1930s]] [[category:1940s]] [[category:1970s]] [[category:murals]] [[category:Transit]]

Ccarlsson at 18:57, 11 August 2008

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	[[Image:Msrm13media3.jpg]]		[[Image:Msrm13media3.jpg]]

	Abruptly, in the middle of 7th Street, the long-subterranean river has appeared, fully integrated into an aquatic urban life. Today’s marginal, unheralded, but often visionary efforts are projected into an [[http://www.monacaron.com/galleries/msr8/welcome.html ecotopian future San Francisco] in the right-most panel. On the roof of Cellspace #13, today’s Odd Fellows Hall, the artist depicts herself, painting the skyline and roof gardens filling her view. An historic streetcar has made it across all the time periods into a future with blimps, elephants, and plug-in solar carts joining bicyclists and streetcars and pedestrians in an apparently stress-free transit paradise. The Diggers reappear in a canal-side building next to the No Penny Opera, a free dining experience with roots in the flamboyant Angels of Light. A Swapping Center stands between a café dedicated to intellectual debate and a global self-governance facility called bolo’bolo (from the book of the same name by the Zurich-based writer p.m.). Rigo’s Inner City Home is portrayed, as is “Utopia” of wildstyle graffiti artist Satyr. Foliage drapes buildings while windmills slowly gather kinetic energy and a semi-permanent Burning Man looks over it all contentedly.		Abruptly, in the middle of 7th Street, the long-subterranean river has appeared, fully integrated into an aquatic urban life. Today’s marginal, unheralded, but often visionary efforts are projected into an [http://www.monacaron.com/galleries/msr8/welcome.html ecotopian future San Francisco] in the right-most panel. On the roof of Cellspace #13, today’s Odd Fellows Hall, the artist depicts herself, painting the skyline and roof gardens filling her view. An historic streetcar has made it across all the time periods into a future with blimps, elephants, and plug-in solar carts joining bicyclists and streetcars and pedestrians in an apparently stress-free transit paradise. The Diggers reappear in a canal-side building next to the No Penny Opera, a free dining experience with roots in the flamboyant Angels of Light. A Swapping Center stands between a café dedicated to intellectual debate and a global self-governance facility called bolo’bolo (from the book of the same name by the Zurich-based writer p.m.). Rigo’s Inner City Home is portrayed, as is “Utopia” of wildstyle graffiti artist Satyr. Foliage drapes buildings while windmills slowly gather kinetic energy and a semi-permanent Burning Man looks over it all contentedly.

	[[Image:MsrmR-utopia.jpg]]		[[Image:MsrmR-utopia.jpg]]

Ccarlsson at 18:56, 11 August 2008

2008-08-11T18:56:25Z

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	'''~~Video~~:''' [http://diva.sfsu.edu/users/Chris.Carlsson/ssf_talks?podcast=10 Mona Caron on Art & Politics] podcast		'''Audio:''' [http://diva.sfsu.edu/users/Chris.Carlsson/ssf_talks?podcast=10 Mona Caron on Art & Politics] podcast

Ccarlsson: added link to podcast

2008-08-11T18:55:57Z

added link to podcast

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	''--Chris Carlsson''		''--Chris Carlsson''

			'''Video:''' [http://diva.sfsu.edu/users/Chris.Carlsson/ssf_talks?podcast=10 Mona Caron on Art & Politics] podcast