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G40 Murals Progress Update!

by | Mar 26, 2012 | ART

We have been getting hit up all weekend by people wondering when and where these murals are happening. Due to rain and in some cases a change of plans, things got moved around. So here is your update.

We have been getting hit up all weekend by people wondering when and where these murals are happening. Due to rain and in some cases a change of plans, things got moved around. So here is your update.



JAZ
212 West Broad Street


ARYZ
117 N. 17th Street in Shockoe Bottom


ROA
Bellytimber 1507 W. Main Street


PIXEL PANCHO
1202 Hull Street in Manchester


LELO
414 West Broad Street


Angry Woebots, Scribe and 2501 come in this week. By then all the first crew will be working on their second murals and GAIA is coming back to do more in a few weeks.

photos by Todd Raviotta and Ant

R. Anthony Harris

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