Richmond Mural Project: MEGGS

by | Feb 11, 2013 | ART, STREET ART

Gotta give it to Shane at Art Whino–his line up for the Richmond Mural Project is ridiculous. Introducing one of the best in the world, flying in from his native Australia: MEGGS.

Gotta give it to Shane at Art Whino–his line up for the Richmond Mural Project is ridiculous. Introducing one of the best in the world, flying in from his native Australia: MEGGS. A long time favorite of cultural tastemakers across the country, MEGGS is an artistic beast that moves easily between the mural and gallery worlds and is really at the top of his game. He will be here on April 15th. Don’t miss out.

Don’t be scared.

Like what you are looking at? We are going to need volunteers in April to help out. If you want to jump on this project, hit us up at hello@rvamag.com for the info.

Click HERE to see what we did last year for the G40 Mural Project.

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