Gone to Main - Sunday 12
(11/27/2022)
We finished up our travel down Elm with our last post. This week we are turning the corner at Good-Latimer and starting east on Main down to Pryor Street. Thank goodness the weather finally turned sunny for a day or two after what seemed like weeks of clouds and rain.
On the walls of Punch Bowl Social is Pac-Man art on pipes.
and across the street is a parking area lined with artwork.
We saw the merman in our last outing.
Next door is the former location of Braindead Brewing with a colorful work by Falk Houben (@falk_art, link) that includes a gorilla contemplating an artichoke.
Down a bit is Easy Slider, which is worth a visit not only for their excellent sliders and bar, but also for the murals on the courtyard walls. There's Steve McQueen by @not.travis (link), "Night Owl" by Jose May (skilz, @joeskilz52), "La La La" by Drigo (link), an owlish portrait by Ashley Caitlyn Torres (@actart123, link), "Deep Ellum Blues" by Sarah Reyes and Daniel Driensky (@exploredinary, link), a pair of parakeets by Frank Campagna, and a turbaned woman barely visible behind the trailer bar.
Across the street just past Pryor you'll see Emporium Pies, which has a small patio area with a nice floral wall as well as neon inside.
Walking back west just across Pryor and down toward Commerce is the Limbo Room, which has a Dan Colcer work on the side titled "La Leyenda de Mayahuel".
Walking on Pryor back to Main there's a food court area that has a work by Rapheal Crump (@akraphael, link) on one end.
A bit further west back on Main you'll see the Kettle Art Gallery (link), with the mural "Time Bomb" by Richard Ross outside the doors.
We'll walk down Main to the east toward Crowdus in our next post.
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