Top 10 Top 10 Public Art Sites
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1. Balmy Alley
The most famous set of murals in town, by local Latino artists.
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2. San Francisco Art Institute
Diego Rivera, the Mexican muralist, painted The Making of a Fresco here.
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3. Coit Tower
Depression-era murals decorate the lobby (see Coit Tower Murals).
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4. Fort Mason
The Learning Wall is a mural depicting education.
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5. Women’s Building
The work of seven women painters graces the façade.
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6. Bikeway
This 340-ft (104-m) mural chronicles a bike-ride from Downtown to Ocean Beach.
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7. Beach Chalet
Depression-era murals depict famous citizens.
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8. Rincon Center
These 1948 murals by Russian artist Anton Refregier trace Californian history.
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9. Financial District
The black-stone Transcendence is in front of the Bank of America.
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10. Golden Gate Park
The Music Concourse is adorned with a number of bronzes, including Apple Cider Press .
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