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BOS may be over, but Bushwick never stops making art
BOS may be over, but Bushwick never stops making art
BOS may be over, but Bushwick never stops making art. This morning, commuters walking to the subway station at Myrtle-Wyckoff were greeted with an impressive new mural of Nelson Mandela that appeared overnight on a building that borders the parking lot of the White Castle on Myrtle Avenue and Linden Street.
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