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Sep 25, 2020 • 1 min read

Sneak Peek: Ingleside’s Newest Mural To Be Painted This Weekend

The 1100 block of Ocean Avenue will soon have a new mural depicting the neighborhood when it was an undeveloped valley full of wildflowers.

Alex Mullaney Alex Mullaney
Ingleside Wildflowers
The arts nonprofit First Amendment, the Ocean Avenue Association and the Ingleside Merchants Association worked together to place a mural on Ocean Avenue harking back to when the neighborhood was undeveloped and full of wildflowers. Alex Mullaney/Ingleside Light
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An unassuming brick wall on the 1100 block of Ocean Avenue is getting a makeover this weekend with a mural.

Paid for by District 7 Participatory Budgeting funds and approved by the San Francisco Arts Commission, the nonprofit First Amendment’s lead muralist Antoine Marnata will place “Ingleside Wildflowers” on a neglected PG&E substation wall. (Disclosure: This journalist organized the mural.)

The mural is inspired by a postcard from the 1800s depicting the neighborhood before it was developed. It’s expected to be completed on Sunday, Sept. 27, Marnata said.

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