State of Murals in Los Angeles – Artist Call for Action

Murals Continue to be Outlawed by Newly Proposed Sign Ordinance in City of L.A.

Come hear Crew Est, Stash Maleski (ICU Art), and Alex Poli speak on this issue.

Location: Crewest Gallery

Winston Street

Downtown LA

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