MaestraPeace Mural
One Of San Francisco Largest & Best Known Mural
Began Work on Two Exterior Facades
Repair and Restoration from Graffiti, Corner and Additions to 18th Street Facade,
Addition to 18th Street Entrance and Interior Lobby and Stairwell
Complete Restoration of Mural
History of the Mural
MaestraPeace Mural was painted in 1994 by a “Who’s Who” of Bay Area muralists: Juana Alicia, Miranda Bergman, Edythe Boone, Susan Kelk Cervantes, Meera Desai, Yvonne Littleton and Irene Perez.
One of San Francisco’s largest and best known murals, MaestraPeace and serves as a visual testament to the courageous contributions of women through time and around the world.
Every day, the mural attracts the awe and cameras of tourists from around the world. It is seen by them and the San Francisco Bay Area community as a work of artistic achievement and a symbol of the contributions of women throughout history and the world.
MaestraPeace Mural is highlighted in the book “Street Art San Francisco: Mission Muralismo” and is recommended as a “must see” in countless travel books and websites.
The mural was fully cleaned and restored in 2012 by the original muralists with the assistance of a new generation of muralistas.
Celebrating 25 Years!
An instant collectors item, this beautiful book tells the story of Maestrapeace Mural’s creation and its seven tenacious creators. The book begins with an essay by acclaimed activist Angela Davis and is full of lush photos detailing every aspect of its creation and its magnificent images.
Who are the Muralists?
Maestrapeace was created by seven muralists, artist and calligrapher Olivia Quevedo and almost 100 volunteers. Learn more about them at Maestrapeace Art Works.
Take A Piece Of The Mural With You
Come inside to buy your favorite item from our Receptionist. Can’t drop by? Just contact us to arrange for your merchandise purchase. Email: kelly@womensbuilding.org, or call (415) 431-1180 x18.
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