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News Coverage by Palo Alto and Daily Post]]>
Photographer: Benny Villarreal
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Black Lives Matter Street Mural Census]]>
Additional photos in this entry were produced on June 30th and appear to show the work being removed. An older piece that had been covered was then revealed.
According to City Pages article, this short-lived mural was perceived to be insensitive and was therefore controversial. It was removed on June 30: http://www.citypages.com/arts/most-hated-kmart-in-america-gets-most-hated-mural-in-town/571691981
A statement from the group that organized the work is here: https://sourcemn.org/lake-street-prayer-wall-statement/]]>
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Located at Bryant Lake and Bowl Theater.]]>
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The mural was produced in partnership with the City’s Division of Arts and Cultural Affairs, Rutgers University-Newark Graphic Design Program, New Arts Justice at Express Newark, and local muralists Malcolm Rolling and Laqya Nuna Yawar.]]>
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Tweet by Citi Medina on June 28, 2020]]>
Photographer: Citi Medina (@Citimedina on Twitter)
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Black Lives Matter Street Mural Census]]>
The mural was organized by the Cool Spring Downtown District and the Fayetteville City Art Council.]]>
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News Coverage by ABC 11 and ABC 11]]>
Photographer: Fayetteville Observer Fay Today
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Black Lives Matter Street Mural Census]]>
The mural was organized by Soynika Edwards-Busch and the city council president, Levon Manzie, on behalf of local artists. ]]>
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Tweet by Laura Barczewski on June 21, 2020]]>
Photographer: Roland Foster, Jr.
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Black Lives Matter Street Mural Census]]>
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