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Joe Boruchow Installs ‘Metamorphosis’ on Spring Garden Street

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Legendary Philly street artist Joe Boruchow has just installed the latest wheatpaste in his Trump-era resistance series. The piece is titled ‘Metamorphosis,’ and you can check it out (for now) at 9th and Spring Garden streets.

The text above Joe’s wheatpaste, which reads “Based on shocking untold true events,” while perhaps quite fitting with the message of Joe’s work is in fact a line from the movie poster that’s under his wheatpaste.

See more work from Joe Boruchow around Philly by clicking here!

6 responses to “Joe Boruchow Installs ‘Metamorphosis’ on Spring Garden Street”

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