509/luggage store Revolving Mural Series with TAUBA AUERBACH Take a look at the new mural by the Tenderloin After School Project under the artistic direction of TAUBA AUERBACH Leavenworth Street between Turk and Eddy. LUGGAGE STORE/509 PUBLIC ARTS PROJECT OSGEMEOS completed FEBRUARY 2003 wall painting 1005 Market Street (look up outside the gallery) in cooperation with SF Office Lofts The first two photos are from "The Tenderloin," a series of three spray painted murals created by BRETT COOK (AKA/DIZNEY)in collaboration with The 509 Cultural Center/Luggage Store. Photo No. 1: Tenderloin activists, Kathy and Leroy Looper - this mural is located on Leavenworth Street between Turk and Eddy in downtown San Francisco Photo No. 2: Mason Wagan, owner of the Tenderloin's Taj Mahal Restaurant, and Toube, from the Vietnamese Youth Development Center. Photo No. 3 "Signs of the Times," a collaborative project between MARGARET KILGALLEN and The 509 Cultural Center/Lugagge Store "Andy's" is the first project of this series. Kilgallen worked with TL artists STELLA LAI and ALBERTO RANGEL to create the facade for this local business on Turk Street near Golden Gate. Andy's is a place where homeless/low income persons can receive mail, faxes, make phone calls, store belongings, freshen up, etc... These projects were supported by the residents/businesses in the Lower Eddy/Leavenworth Corridor, and the project was funded by The Goldman Fund and the Neighborhood Beautification Fund.