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Title
No Shoes Too Big
Artist
Frank Garza
Location
Elbra M. Wedgeworth Municipal Building
Neighborhood
Five Points
Year
2015
Artwork Type
Mural Paintings
Material
acrylic paint on polytab

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About This Piece

Denver artist Frank Garza created a large scale mural for the south facing exterior wall of the Elbra M. Wedgeworth Municipal Office Building at 2855 Tremont St. The mural depicts the ethnic diversity of the Five Points neighborhood, and is painted on Polytab, which is a cloth-like material, and adhered directly to the brick surface of the building.

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