The murals titled “A Distant Spark: Iterations 1-5” and “A Blinding Light: Iterations 1-5” by artist Andrea Grasso connect with an initiative managed by Mural Arts’ Porch Light community wellness program, that combines participatory art making and access to social services in a unique model offering individuals who are experiencing economic insecurity an opportunity to earn wages. ‘Color Me Back’ will reveal two additional murals currently in progress this summer. A three-wall series by Lisa Kelly will surround the SEPTA REM&E office at Suburban Station and another installation on 20th and Cuthbert Street by Josh Sarantitis.
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