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Writing on the Wall:
Writing on the Wall guest editorial series continues with Bill Lasarow, who serves as Board President of the Mural Conservancey of Los Angeles.
Writing on the Wall:
Provoking awareness of both an inner and outer nature, Noguchi's work fosters self-reflection and a collective call to honor and appreciate the crucial but tenuous relationship Californians hold with their precious resources.
Writing on the Wall:
If one of your neighbors wants to hire an artist to paint a mural on an outside wall of his or her house, should you and your fellow homeowners have the right to say "No?"
Writing on the Wall:
Sheets' public art projects can be seen throughout the country.
Writing on the Wall:
Painter and museum educator Sandy Rodriguez shares that experience of creating the interior mural at the The América Tropical Interpretive Center in a guest editorial.
Writing on the Wall:
This month, for the first time in thirty years, a Millard Sheets mosaic is being installed.
Writing on the Wall:
Graffiti and street art are the most significant forms of art making in recent history, which makes this conversation so meaningful today.
Writing on the Wall:
A look at street art in China as seen from the perspective an East L.A. Chicana.
Writing on the Wall:
There are two versions of the famed mural "America Tropical" that can be seen in Los Angeles.
Writing on the Wall:
KCET Departures "Writing on the Wall" guest editorial series continues with the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles in response over the debate of the city of Los Angeles mural ordinance.
Writing on the Wall:
Muralists have embraced innovative technology to advance L.A.'s mural tradition -- but some paint-only advocates have been holding them back.
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