Taco Cabana in Albuquerque is a delightful spot for Mexican food lovers. I love their breakfast burritos, which are among the best I’ve ever had. The burritos were generously filled,...
The Nativo Lodge underwent a recent renovation. Michael Toya, a Jemez Pueblo artist, dedicated months to creating these remarkable, large-scale, five-story murals adorning the hotel’s exterior. Additionally, he designed one...
This Goodfellas mural/logo is a car care shop. They do collision repair as well as other car things. If you Google GoodFellas Albuquerque … it also brings up a pizza...
In 2000, Albuquerque Mayor Jim Baca’s Art Summer Institute commissioned mentor artists Kevin Zuckerman, Kathleen Sweeney, Rachel Popowcer, Mathew Lutz and 16 apprentices to paint the “Echoes of the Future” mural at Second Street and Central Avenue NW in downtown Albuquerque. Their two-story-high, one-half-block-long acrylic mural blends ideas from art history, several cultures and contemporary science in order to imagine beyond the present moment.
Kris
2006-07-12 02:09wow! great art! the painter who put his/hers name
edwin s
2006-07-12 09:56what a mural! so many different scenarios in my mind as to what it might mean.
Helen
2006-07-12 17:06Thanks for stopping by Albuquerque Daily Photo and leaving me a comment!
Neorelix
2006-07-14 04:14I think that’s great. Nice blog!
Aubrey
2010-02-25 13:59©2000 Rachel Eve Popowcer, et Al
“Echoes of the Future”
Mural
Second Street and Central Avenue NW
In Albuquerque
In 2000, Albuquerque Mayor Jim Baca’s Art Summer Institute commissioned mentor artists Kevin Zuckerman, Kathleen Sweeney, Rachel Popowcer, Mathew Lutz and 16 apprentices to paint the “Echoes of the Future” mural at Second Street and Central Avenue NW in downtown Albuquerque. Their two-story-high, one-half-block-long acrylic mural blends ideas from art history, several cultures and contemporary science in order to imagine beyond the present moment.
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