About Esco Alley Art
The Vision
We believe that art should be for all and by all. Our team of volunteers engages with local artists and Downtown Escondido property owners, providing both public art and outdoor gallery spaces for the enjoyment of residents and visitors of Escondido alike.
Will you be part of the movement?
“Community Unity” Mural Unveiling
April 26 – 11am
Mural by Calvin Christian School Students
12 teams, all ages
In the Alley at John Paul the Great
131 South Broadway
Downtown Escondido
Murals are Moving!
The 2021 season murals originally located in the alley south of Grand Ave between Maple and Broadway are being relocated.
Visit the California Center for the Arts to see some of your old favorites and stay tuned for more public art.
Visit Esco Alley Art
We’ve been working hard these past 3 years bringing over 70 murals to Downtown Escondido. Our 2021, and 2022 seasons centered on the alleys south of Grand Avenue between Maple and Juniper Street. In 2023 we moved across to the north side of Grand.
Come visit us and make an afternoon out of it, enjoying not only the murals but our wonderful restaurants, breweries, and shops along Grand Avenue!
Know any Downtown Escondido property owners with wall space that would make for a perfect outdoor gallery? We’re evaluating potential sites for murals and would love for interested property owners to email our site coordination team at art@escoalleyart.com.
Featured Artist
Kazuaki Uehara
Kazuaki Uehara was born on the Ishigaki Island of Okinawa, Japan, and moved to Tokyo as a young child. He immigrated to the United States after finishing high school, finding his first employment in the USA at a Japanese restaurant. After 20 years in the restaurant industry, Kazu pivoted to his career as an artist, initially starting with portrait sketches of Disneyland visitors and gradually transitioning into oil, pastel, and charcoal work.
Kazu believes that the pursuit of truth is a fundamental purpose in life, and this philosophy is expressed in his painting, especially in how he seeks to truthfully represent his portrait subjects.
Kazu is a member of the Portrait Society of America and the San Diego Portrait Society and has been the recipient of many awards for his artwork.
CALL FOR ARTISTS
Sign-Up Form
Esco Alley Art exists because of our wonderful artists. Apply today to participate in our next round of murals.
