Stash Maleski

Director, In Creative Unity; Production Manager, Boyle Heights Mural Pilot Program

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Last December, an 18-by-45 foot mural appeared on a wall near the corner of Cesar Chavez Boulevard and Breed Street in the heart of   Boyle Heights.

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