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School of Visual Philosophy: Window Art at Sunset

Martin Ave. (Palm Trees) & The Alameda
San Jose, CA

Shasta/Hanchett Historic District
Designed by John McLaren

©David C. HIll

Sunset on The Alameda "The Beautiful Way"
California's first built road
San Jose, CA

On The Alameda, artists from the School of Visual Philosophy are painting a mural for a new campaign created by the school.
Safely Social San Jose
"As part of our @safelysocialsj campaign to revitalize San Jose's local businesses, we are starting right here on The Alameda. In fact, right here in our own storefront! We are pairing artists with businesses in our neighborhood to create a unique viewing, shopping, dining, and community experience. So hold on to your hats, and stay tuned for ways to become involved!"

School of Visual Philosophy: Window Art at Sunset
Original image caption

The Alameda "The Beautiful Way"
San Jose, CA

On The Alameda, artists from the School of Visual Philosophy were painting a mural for a new campaign created by the school.
Safely Social San Jose
"As part of our @safelysocialsj campaign to revitalize San Jose's local businesses, we are starting right here on The Alameda. In fact, right here in our own storefront! We are pairing artists with businesses in our neighborhood to create a unique viewing, shopping, dining, and community experience. So hold on to your hats, and stay tuned for ways to become involved!"

School of Visual Philosophy: Window Art at Sunset

Recycle Bookstore
The Alameda Artworks-Artist Galleries
The Alameda "The Beautiful Way"
San Jose, CA

Former location of the Auditorium Roller Rink

School of Visual Philosophy: Window Art at Sunset

The Flamingo Motel
The Alameda "The Beautiful Way"
San Jose, CA

School of Visual Philosophy: Window Art at Sunset

The Alameda "The Beautiful Way"
San Jose, CA

The Alameda a personal project by local photographer David C. Hill
Photographs March 8, 2021
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Originally shared on Explore San Jose · March 9, 2021