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The document proposes a 3rd Street Urban Art project to install temporary murals at intersections along 3rd Street from 1st Avenue to Czech Village in order to unify and energize the emerging ACE District through vibrant public art. The project aims to quickly implement affordable murals to delight the community and ignite civic engagement through a collaborative creative process.
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- 1. ACE DISTRICT rd 3 STREET URBAN ART
- 2. ACE DISTRICT arts + culture + entertainment
- 3. ACE DISTRICT runs along third street from first ave to czech village
- 7. rd 3 STREET URBAN ART will unify & energize the emerging ACE DISTRICT with vibrant murals
- 8. rd 3 STREET URBAN ART + quick to implement + affordable materials + temporary installation + public facing + fun!
- 9. INSPIRATION Think about someone’s face when they are surprised and delighted; it doesn’t come from potholes being fixed, it comes from a touch of whimsy. - Peter Kageyama
- 10. identify intersections for murals
- 11. engage the community to create
- 17. THE IMPACT
- 18. rd 3 STREET URBAN ART will unify the district
- 19. rd 3 STREET URBAN ART will create visual interest
- 20. rd 3 STREET URBAN ART will IGNITE the community