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Vote for the Great Mural Wall of Topeka

Vote for the wall in the Pepsi Refresh Challenge!

Chords & Oil will be working on the next panel of Topeka’s Great Mural Wall.

http://www.refresheverything.com/greatmuralwalltopeka

The Great Mural Wall of Topeka was initiated in 2006 by the Chesney Park Neighborhood Improvement Association with a desire to instill community pride, beautify the neighborhood, and curtail graffiti.  The project honors the cultural history and ongoing spirit of Topeka’s neighborhoods.

The 900-foot wall, located in the Chesney Park Neighborhood, was originally a city water reservoir. It has now become the canvas for a community wide mural painting effort that is supported by a multitude of neighborhood organizations and volunteers.

Under the direction of nationally recognized mural artist Dave Loewenstein, community members have researched, designed, and painted scenes depicting Topeka’s rich history.  As of the fall of 2009 over 400 feet of the Great Mural Wall has been painted.   Our goal for 2010 is to complete another 120 feet of mural and complete painting the entire 900 feet of the Great Mural Wall of Topeka by 2012. – Please Vote Now!

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Change: Next Meeting: January 16

10:30 a.m. at Lola’s Cafe Espresso

Calling Independent Film Makers!

forwarded by Steven Curtis:
HEY ALL YOU INDEPENDENT FILM MAKERS OUT THERE! Get the new year started out right by submitting your work to the 2010 KCK FILM FESTIVAL. They are only taking submissions for another day or two so you have to contact Patrick now. He is a great guy and i know will work [...]

Why Rethink?

Topeka artist Justin Marable will showcase his interpretations of the Capital City at “Why ReThink,” a new exhibit 3-5 p.m. Saturday Dec. 19 at Lola’s Café.

Home Galleries

Like 17th-century salonistes, home gallerists use the intimacy of their homes — or other people’s — to incite discussion and forge a deeper connection to the art.

12/5 Business Meeting minutes

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