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The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Inga Saffron Critiques My PSFS Mural Proposition

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And it pretty much goes without saying that she’s not a fan.

She gives many reasons why the mural shouldn’t happen. Many that I completely disagree with, and which I plan to delve more deeply into in a post later this week. But, for the time being, feel free at read her article here, and leave your thoughts in the comments!!

 

2 responses to “The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Inga Saffron Critiques My PSFS Mural Proposition”

  1. Philly Weekly Writes About The PSFS Mural Proposal « Streets Dept

    […] Special thanks to John Paul Titlow and Philadelphia Weekly this week for printing a refreshingly fair piece on my PSFS Building mural proposal!! (The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Inga Saffron was much less keen on the idea.) […]

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  2. Streets Dept Podcast – SN 2, EP 4: Thinking About Philadelphia’s Past, Present, and Possible Future, A Chat with Inga Saffron | Streets Dept

    […] increasingly controversial tax abatements, investing in public parks and amenities, and even my 2012 petition to paint a mural on the back of Philadelphia’s 36-story PSFS Building, today I talk with Inga […]

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