City explains why it's taking over utility box street art project; founder feels kicked to the curb, Arts
Jeannie Tidy is an unlikely art outlaw. It’s undeniable that for the past 11 years she’s paid artists to paint all over those refrigerator-sized, city-owned, electrical utility boxes at stoplights across town, without ever having official permission. But anyone who’s seen examples of the illicit street art Tidy fosters — upbeat cityscapes, charming wildlife scenes, portraits of famous musicians, and whatnot — would probably agree that she’s always had the best intentions.
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City explains why it's taking over utility box street art project; founder feels kicked to the curb, Arts
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City explains why it's taking over utility box street art project; founder feels kicked to the curb, Arts
City explains why it's taking over utility box street art project; founder feels kicked to the curb, Arts
City explains why it's taking over utility box street art project; founder feels kicked to the curb, Arts
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