Graffiti Gender

[photo of an “men’s” restroom with a pair of yellow shoes with pink polkadots affixed to the feet of the standing figure.]

[a split photo of both a "men's" and "women's" public restroom signs. On the "men's" sign, each figure is saying "Dun" and on the "women's" sign, the 2 figures together are saying "Dun," collectively they say "Dun Dun Dun"]

[photo of an "all gender" restroom with a sign underneath reading "Narnia this way"]

[photo of a sign that reads "gents" with an "a" added to the beginning of the word so that it now reads "agents."]

[photo of a public “women’s” restroom with a standing figuring sporting 2 dark grey, cat-like ears and a green tail.]

[photo of a public women’s restroom with the standing figure wearing two large googly eyes and the figure in the wheel chair holding out a small envelope]

Not my art, but had to give a shoutout!! "Universal Toilet" and "Galactic Urinal" spotted at El Rio in San Francisco

[photo of a public men's restroom with a flap reading "lift in case of confusion", covering the word "men"] 1st floor of the Humanities building at San Francisco State University

[photo of an informational sign labeling the location of the public restrooms with a newspaper comic titled "impression, bathrooms" attached to the bottom] Basement of the San Francisco State University library. Clipped this comic from an Oberlin College newspaper

Women’s Bathroom at the Concord Bart station

Men’s Bathroom of the Graden House cafe in Oakland with the addition of a Nicki-Minaj inspired wig.

Gender Party at the women’s restroom on the 3rd of the San Francisco State University Library.

[photo of a gender non-specific public bathroom sign that has had the words "whose" and "is this?" added to it, so it reads, "whose restroom is this?"] Basement of Library at San Francisco State University.

[two photos, one on top of the other. First photo: close up of a hand made sign that reads, "bathroom 9 3/4". Second photo: panned back to show that the sign has been placed between a men's public bathroom and a women's public bathroom. A heart has been superimposed around the handmade sign.] 4th floor of the humanities building at San Francisco State University