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The Untapped Potential of School Murals

EPISODE · Jan 20, 2021 · 21 MIN

The Untapped Potential of School Murals

from If These Walls Could Talk · host Morgan Bricca

Back with a whole new season of fun, in this episode Morgan unpacks Chapter 5 from her new book, The Mural Artists Handbook, on why school murals hold so much potential as venues for creative mural art. She explains why she is so enthusiastic about school murals that she dedicated a whole chapter of the book to the subject. This podcast highlights the benefits of school murals and possible funding sources for school murals Visit www.MuralArtistsHandbook.com to find out more about Morgan’s new book!

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