Mesa Arts Center has a new mural from an artist who was at the center of a recent controversy there. Now Shepard Fairey says he has changed his approach to activism. Plus, a social history of Jell-O.
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Courtesy of Shepard FaireyThere’s a new mural on the outside of Mesa Arts Center, and the artist behind it, LA-based artist and activist Shepard Fairey, was recently part of a controversy surrounding an exhibit inside the gallery. -
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