Wide Open Walls (Sacramento Mural Festival) is an annual street art event held in Sacramento, California. The Friends of the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission conceived of the event as a fundraiser for public arts education and developed it with constituents from the civic, business, education, and arts sectors to build on the city's cultural economy.
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| - Wide Open Walls (Sacramento Mural Festival) is an annual street art event held in Sacramento, California. The Friends of the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission conceived of the event as a fundraiser for public arts education and developed it with constituents from the civic, business, education, and arts sectors to build on the city's cultural economy. (en)
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| - David Sobon and Friends of the Sacramento Arts Commission (en)
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| - David Sobon, Margaret Owens, Mike Stalter, Raphael Delgado, and Zayn Silmi (en)
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| - Wide Open Walls (Sacramento Mural Festival) is an annual street art event held in Sacramento, California. The Friends of the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission conceived of the event as a fundraiser for public arts education and developed it with constituents from the civic, business, education, and arts sectors to build on the city's cultural economy. Founders established the interactive art event to engage both Sacramento residents and visitors to the state capital. The festival sponsors local, national, and international artists who gather for ten days in late August to produce monumental work on structures throughout the metropolitan area. After the success of its inaugural year, the festival inspired both state institutions and private building owners to donate walls for enduring works of public art. (en)
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