Austin Murals - A Partial List

Fri., Sept. 4, 1998

Producing a definitive catalog of all the murals in Austin is the kind of endeavor that can't be accomplished by one writer and one publication. Taking into account the works created off the beaten track, in the nooks and crannies of the city's many neighborhoods, and the constant creation of new works of wall art, it might just take a lifetime to find and list all of Austin's murals. Listing a few dozen of the most prominent murals in town is something we can do, however, and so we do, providing the location, artists involved, and date, where known. — S.M.

American Institute of Learning, 200 E. Fourth, Nathan Jensen, date unknown

A1 American, Recycling Center at Cesar Chavez Street and E. First , "Big Jim," 1988

Atomic Tattoo, 2001 Guadalupe, "Robbie," 1998

Austin Music Hall (inside), 208 Nueces, Nathan Jensen and Paul Beck, 1997

Austintatious, 23rd St. Renaissance Market, Kerry Awn, Rick Turner, and Tommy Bee, 1974

Blondie's Skate Shop (inside and out), 510 Rio Grande, "NBK" graffiti group, 1997

Blue Ribbon Day, Fifth & Colorado, Rory Skagen and Billy Brakhage, c.1994

Bud's Motorcycle Shop, 2612 E. Cesar Chavez, "Mag," 1995

The Carousel Lounge, Rory Skagen and Billy Brakhage, 1994

Carver Library, 1161 Angelina, John Fisher, 1986

Cesar Chavez, 600 block of West Annie, Billy Brakhage and Rory Skagen, c.1997

Change the World Day, East Seventh & Hidalgo, Justin Cortez, 1995

The Cue Lounge (inside), Colorado St., Nathan Jensen, 1998

Dragonsnaps, 1700 South Congress, Billy Brakhage and Rory Skagen, 1997

Environmental Mural, 816 W. 12th, Sam Yeates and ACC class, 1991

Esther's Pool, 525 E. Sixth, Doug Jacques, 1990

Eustasio Cepeda Branch Library, 651 N. Pleasant Valley Rd., Rene Angiano, 1998

Gilligan's Restaurant, 407 Colorado, Christine Moore, c.1994

Genesis, 402 W. 22nd, Seymour Fogel, 1950

Greetings from Austin Postcard, 600 block of West Annie, Billy Brakhage & Rory Skagen, 1997

Habitat for Humanity, 310 Comal, Jessie Sepulveda and COPE, 1991; Ambray Gonzales and neighborhood kids, c.1991

Happy 150th Birthday, Austin, 600 block of Neches, David Santos, 1986

Harwood Travel Building, 2428 Guadalupe, Carlos Lowry, 1983

Hernandez Café, Irongate, and Uptown Sports Bar, East Sixth & Waller, Henry Gonzales, 1995

Holly Street Power Plant, East Holly Street at Town Lake, Fidencio Duran, Robert Herrera, Alfredo Martinez, Carlos Renteria, Armando Martinez, Felipe Garza, and others, 1991

Increase the Peace, Fourth & Congress, American Institute of Learning, artists unknown, 1991

Jack Nicholson, 21st & Guadalupe, Billy Brakhage and Rory Skagen, c.1993

Jovita's Restaurant, 1619 S. First, "Angel," 1997

Le Bonheur de Vivre, 24th & Guadalupe, Doug Jaques, 1998

Liberty Lunch (inside and out), 405 W. Second, Doug Jaques, c.1980

Love Is the Only Cure for AIDS, East Cesar Chavez & Navasota, "Alma" with help from Butch Hancock, 1993

Lovejoy's (inside), 604 Neches, Lisa Smith, 1993

Lucy in Disguise, 1506 Congress, Gary Martin, Chip Wallace, Anne Marie Gordon, 1984, repainted 1996

Martinez Brothers Taxidermy, Oltorf & South Lamar, Mark Shields, c.1980

Pan American Recreation Center at Zavala Elementary, 310 Robert Martinez, Raul Valdez, c.1978

Parque Zaragoza Recreation Center (inside), 2608 Gonzales St., Fidencio Duran, 1996

Ruta Maya Coffeeshop, 218 W. Fourth, Divya Skinivasan, 1994

Shaggy's Restaurant, 1600 South Congress, Ian Shultz, 1997

Simply Living, Salvation Army (inside), Eighth Street & Neches, Fidencio Duran, 1998

Sky's tha Limit, 608 Monroe off South First, Jimmy Reyna, c.1997

South First Street Police Station, South First & Oltorf, Ian Shultz, c.1997

Sunset, Tropical Isle Restaurant, 600 E. Sixth, Cheryl Pace, date unknown

Tequila Mockingbird Building, 306 W. 16th, Kent Johnson, 1990

The Visit, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (inside), Fidencio Duran, 1998

Varsity Theatre Mural, 24th & Guadalupe (at Tower Records), Carlos Lowry, 1980

Vreeland Graphics, 301 W. Fifth, Doug Jaques, c.1992

Webb Middle School Mural, Brazos between Second and Third Streets, Webb students, 1976