Rigo 23 (also known as Rigo <year>, for example, Rigo 95), born (1966) Ricardo Gouveia, is a Portuguese muralist, painter, and political artist residing in San Francisco, California. He is known particularly in the San Francisco community for having painted a number of "one way" sign murals, such as the "One Tree" mural on the US-101 onramp at 10th and Bryant Streets, or the "Sky/Ground" mural at 3rd and Mission Streets. Wikipedia
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Some of San Francisco's best public artwork was made by an artist who changes his surname every year. The man who was Rigo 82 in 1982 was Rigo 06 in 2006, but his masterpieces are timeless. itotd.com/articles/348/rigo-artwork/
Gallery Paule Anglim represents contemporary artists working in painting, drawing, sculpture, video. We are located at 14 Geary St, San Fracisco, CA 94108 www.gallerypauleanglim.com/rigo_23.html
Covering architecture, design, art and music from a pop culture perspective, loud paper is a forum for design discourse. The publication reaches architects and designers who are interested in an alternate discussion of architecture. www.loudpapermag.com/article.php?id=31
The issues Rigo 23 (who has been based in San Francisco for the past 20 years) addresses cover the political spectrum from Fallujah to Korea to Mumia, and his media-savvy style offers a new way to think about them. www.sfbg.com/entry.php?entry_id=1045&catid=85
