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kallenchi · 3 months ago
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A warm up sketch of Singapore's Chinatown Station based off my travel photos. Image description in alt text.
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sfmuniphotos · 6 months ago
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Onboard one of San Francisco Muni's newer Siemens-built trains at Chinatown Station, about to start a southbound run to Caltrain, Mission Bay, and several other neighborhoods along the way to Bayshore & Sunnydale.
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jamisonwieser · 1 year ago
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Public art in San Francisco's new Chinatown Station.
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nando161mando · 13 days ago
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China builds a train station within a day with 1500 workers and seven work-shifts
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way2uchuu · 2 months ago
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LA Chinatown, August 2024
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visualsofjm · 1 year ago
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mo%od 🌆🥟🥢🧋🫶🏻✨
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istandonsnowpiles · 8 months ago
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Red to Green
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iatmospheric · 2 years ago
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Ordinary life in NYC and some iconic places.
New York 2022
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sorrellegiance · 2 years ago
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY MUNI
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beepbeepkazoo · 4 months ago
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god i shouldnt have bought the chappell roan vinyl now i am paying for it with walking around all of downtown with it
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mysterei · 11 months ago
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Installation view of Yumei Hou: Yangge, Dance of the Bride, Rose Pak Station, 2023.
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sfmuniphotos · 2 years ago
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Yangge: Dance of the New Year is a 16-foot-tall art installation by artist Yumei Hou which greets passengers entering San Francisco’s newly opened Chinatown Station.
Chinatown is the northern terminal – for now – of the Central Subway, the second phase of the T-Third Street line project. The subway opened today with weekend-only shuttle service between the Chinatown and a new surface station at Fourth & Brannan.
Full service will begin in January when the T-Third Street Line begins to Chinatown through the new subway instead of an extension of the K-Ingleside.
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jamisonwieser · 2 years ago
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I love this art installation at the new Chinatown Station along San Francisco's new Central Subway. Mixed in are a few solid colors, but most of the tiles in this mosaic are high-resolution photos of art and textiles printed on ceramic and glazed. Done with such high quality that you need to get close to tell fragments of detailed embroidery are not jstapled to the wall. I dare you not to touch one to be sure. And by that point, you've been drawn in and you're appreciating the details in the tiles until your dog is bored and pulls towards the exit. This is a piece – titled, ‘A Sense of Community’ by San Francisco artist Clare Rojas – which will probably never run out of intricacies to discover every time you stop to have a look.
Mixed in are a few solid colors, but most of the tiles in this mosaic are high-resolution photos of art and textiles printed on ceramic and glazed. All of them done with such high quality that you need to get close to tell detailed embroydery wasn't stapled to the wall. I dare you not to touch to just to be sure.
By which point, you've been drawn in and appreciating the details in the tiles until your dog is bored and pulls towards the exit. It's titled, ‘A Sense of Community’ and created by San Francisco artist Clare Rojas.
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ukdamo · 1 year ago
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Flickr not playing today, so here's my choice of photo: Chicago skyline from Cermak and Chinatown on the L.
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mishapwriter · 2 years ago
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phillypeel · 2 years ago
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01.18.23, N. 8th Street, off Filbert, 8:09 am
“If you see me walking down the street…”
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