Fact or Fiction: Debunking Myths About Murals and Public Art
As we enter our home stretch for Walls for Women—the first mural of which begins this weekend—I’m up to my ears in more small-town...
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As we enter our home stretch for Walls for Women—the first mural of which begins this weekend—I’m up to my ears in more small-town...
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We talk a lot about public art around here and how it can be a great marketing tool for your city, both from a tourism standpoint, but also...
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Five years into running our creative placemaking nonprofit, we’ve started to see a pattern anytime we approach a business owner about...
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I mentioned that over in our neck of the woods, we’re working on three big things that will consume most of our year. The first is the...
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Last year, SVV and I organized River Romp in partnership with our friends at L&H Distributing as a way to fundraise for a mural and give a...
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We were on our way to Oklahoma City when we heard the devastating news: A local teen, Channing Smith, in our former town of Manchester,...
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The more SVV and I have fallen down the bottomless rabbit hole that is the mural world, the more we’ve learned that a lot of things...
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There are some people who, when you meet them online, you immediately know are your people—long before you ever cross paths in person. For...
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When we set out to launch a nonprofit dedicated to creative placemaking in our community a couple years ago, neither of us really knew what we...
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Nashville may get a lot of buzz for its mural scene, but don’t let that stop you from looking toward the state’s biggest...
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