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xchrom

(108,903 posts)
Fri Dec 16, 2011, 07:37 AM Dec 2011

Our Lady of Grace

http://www.commondreams.org/further/2011/12/15-8



Using 500 cans of spray paint over 16 days of work, five members of the Montreal-based artist collective A'shop created an extraordinary Art Nouveau-inspired street mural because, "Our city has way too much gray." Here's what they made.
"Graffiti as a form of visual language can be hard to comprehend. We thought it would be interesting to paint this mural in a more common language, using imagery that anyone can understand, initiating dialog and building bridges."
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Our Lady of Grace (Original Post) xchrom Dec 2011 OP
Wow how beautiful felix_numinous Dec 2011 #1
That's beautiful! Suich Dec 2011 #2
a wonderful work! Thank you for giving it to us, here at DU. We need it!!! CTyankee Dec 2011 #3
Gorgeous design and color! Steerpike Apr 2012 #4

Suich

(10,642 posts)
2. That's beautiful!
Thu Dec 22, 2011, 03:57 AM
Dec 2011

Hat's off to the five artists! Can they come to Seattle now?

Thanks for posting this, xchrom!

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