Hey Peeps, so I’m a bit stumped this week… feeling lackadaisical… awaiting inspiration (sometimes you just have to wait)… yet nothing is springing forth to grab my attention and say, “Hey! Post about this this week.”
So I thought two things:
- First, I’d share a list, because everything I’ve read about blogging says you simply must post lists. People eat them up like hot-out-of-the-oven-chocolate-chip-cookies. They may not contain the most nutritious content, but they’re delicious and they go down quick!
- Second, I’d ask you all what you’re interested in. Because one of my favorite parts of blogging is the feeling I get when I can see, through comments or traffic, that something I’ve posted really resonates. So please, chime in and let me know if you have specific interests about art and/or culture in Oakland…(scroll below question mark for input form)
So here is a list of the Top-30 All-Time Search Engine terms used to hit Oaktown Art:
- if you want to achieve greatness stop asking for permission
- what is art deco
- oaktown art
- gats graffiti
- wheat paste graffiti
- california spiders
- where is dave chappelle now 2010
- dave chappelle 2010
- art deco
- earth art bumper sticker
- ghost town farm
- oakland graffiti
- new parish oakland
- ras terms
- guitar art
- art in the streets la
- modern folk art
- dia de los muertos art
- vagina
- mua oakland
- wheat paste art
- wheat paste
- graffiti stickers
- sticker art
- temescal creek cohousing
- ella baker center
- alameda county courthouse
- art’s crab shack
- someone is spitting on the liars and hypocrites in the name of jesus christ.
- the layover oakland
Feel free to post comments as well if this form is too confining…
vagina!
umm… that’s not exactly the kind of helpful info I was seeking. but i suppose it’s better than the first response i got – “oaktown art”. argh!
Whatevs. It’s better than Art’s Crab Shack. ; )
what about trucks with murals on them? There are a bunch around the temescal area that I see…one I’m thinking of is a moving truck on 51st usually near telegraph with b&w men dancing up the back. I often think of your blog when I see them.